Most places have four seasons. In Vermont, we have at least six - in order: Summer, Fall, 'Stick,' Winter, 'Mud,' and Spring. Some people also count Fool’s Spring, Second Winter, Spring of Deception, Third Winter, False Fall, and Second Summer, but who’s counting?
Point is, you can wear this flannel year round - layer it in the colder months or throw it on during cool summer nights.
The Deepwater colorway draws from the dark, slate-blue tones of Vermont’s lakes and rivers at depth. Tonal, muted shades are woven together in a standard buffalo plaid, made special by a diamond-twill structure that makes you do a double take when you see it up close.
This flannel is the pinnacle of American craftsmanship. The fabric starts with organic cotton grown, spun, and yarn-dyed in the American South. The yarns are then woven into a heavyweight twill at the legendary American Woolen mill in Connecticut. From there, each shirt is cut and sewn by the highly skilled team at Classic Apparel in East Boston, MA. It’s a garment shaped by the people and mills that keep New England’s textile tradition alive.
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