
Filson
Both Howler Bros and Filson create high-quality, durable clothing geared towards outdoor activities.
63 shirts tracked · from $69
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12 brands that actually make shirts and sit close to Howler Bros on style and price — each with what it does differently.
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Both Howler Bros and Filson create high-quality, durable clothing geared towards outdoor activities.
63 shirts tracked · from $69
Shop Filson ↗
Topo Designs started in Denver two years before Howler with colorblocked nylon packs, and its 1970s city-to-trail palette is the mountain-town counterpart to Howler's Gulf Coast surf graphics.
6 shirts tracked · from $89
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Forét and Howler Bros both focus on sustainable outdoor clothing with technical features. They share similarities in style, palette, and materials.
9 shirts tracked
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Faherty, launched in 2013 by twin brothers Mike and Alex, covers the surf side of Howler's DNA without the fly rod: soft board shorts and sun-washed knits over technical snapshirts.
335 shirts tracked · from $80
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Heavier heritage workwear take on casual button-ups
98 shirts tracked · from $76
Shop Taylor Stitch ↗
Ralph Lauren's vintage Americana line, built on selvedge denim, workwear, military and Western pieces made to look decades old.
389 shirts tracked · from $172
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Family-run Portuguese label making brushed cotton flannel and seasonal shirts in the old textile towns of northern Portugal.
271 shirts tracked · from $75
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Portland label making small-batch, Pacific Northwest-inspired essentials and utility wear for men and women, sold direct and through independent stockists.
243 shirts tracked · from $34
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Ventura, California brand making rugged, vintage-leaning workwear and outerwear for motorcyclists, surfers and outdoor use.
229 shirts tracked · from $24
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New York-based menswear brand making made-in-USA selvedge denim and workwear-influenced staples from custom Japanese fabrics, still run by founders Andrew Chen and Johan Lam.
222 shirts tracked · from $80
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Archive-driven shirting line from American shirtmaker Gitman Bros., launched in 2008 and built on heritage fabrics and US-made button-downs.
220 shirts tracked · from $111
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