86% matchEngineered Garments
Military and workwear patterns reworked in small runs
Brand profile
Small-batch American menswear label from Iron Shop Provisions founder Josh Guillory, reworking militaria and Ivy League staples in heritage fabrics.
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It's the house line from Iron Shop Provisions, a Louisiana denim and workwear store, so it sits on the same racks as Iron Heart and Freenote Cloth.
The range pulls from military patterns and Ivy League staples: oxford and flannel shirting, tees, knitwear, outerwear and trousers.
Production is limited-batch and sold only through the brand's site and the Lake Charles and New Orleans stores, averaging about $200 a piece.
86% matchMilitary and workwear patterns reworked in small runs
85% matchIvy and military archive filtered through Tokyo lens
78% matchArchive shirting focus with heritage fabrics
76% matchAmerican classics reworked, more polished styling
A New Medium is the in-house menswear label of Iron Shop Provisions, the Lake Charles, Louisiana denim and workwear retailer founded by former blacksmith Josh Guillory. The name marks his shift from iron to textiles. The small-batch collection reinterprets classic militaria and Ivy League staples, spanning oxford and flannel shirting, tees, knitwear, outerwear and trousers. Pieces are produced in limited runs and sold through anewmedium.com and Iron Shop's Lake Charles and New Orleans stores, averaging roughly $200 alongside stocked heritage labels such as Iron Heart and Freenote Cloth.
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