
Sutton Slim Shirt
The trim, softly patterned button-up that anchors Bridge & Burn's Pacific Northwest wardrobe and reappears in new plaids and windowpanes every season.
2 live now · from $89
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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.
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Overshirts, jackets, utility pants and overalls with functional detailing, cut in plain silhouettes rather than technical outdoor branding.
Garments are made in small runs, with design work done above the downtown Portland flagship on SW Harvey Milk Street.
The line covers knitwear, dresses, beanies and canvas bags too, but overshirts and jackets are what the brand is known for.

The trim, softly patterned button-up that anchors Bridge & Burn's Pacific Northwest wardrobe and reappears in new plaids and windowpanes every season.
2 live now · from $89
Explore the Sutton →
A workwear-rooted trucker in denim and walnut canvas that typifies the brand's understated, functional outerwear.
2 live now · from $144
Explore Burl Trucker →The Lou and Faye jumpsuits carry the brand's utility-driven, small-batch one-piece silhouette that regulars know it for.
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88% matchSame durable workwear staples, bigger denim/boot range
What changes: Broader product line, heavier marketing and made-in-US messaging
82% matchUK take on utility and outdoor staples, sharper cuts
What changes: British/Scottish military references, higher price
78% matchRelaxed mid-century workwear, more pattern and texture
What changes: Roomier British silhouettes, no womenswear focus
72% matchCoastal California version of easy sustainable staples
What changes: Surf-leaning prints, less utility detailing
Bridge & Burn is a Portland, Oregon clothing brand founded in 2009 by Erik Prowell and run under the entity La Merde Clothing. It makes Pacific Northwest-inspired wardrobe staples for men and women: overshirts and outerwear, utility pants, overalls and jumpsuits, knitwear, dresses, beanies and canvas bags, cut in understated silhouettes with functional detailing. Garments are produced in small batches, with design handled above the downtown flagship on SW Harvey Milk Street. Recent seasons include an Ikat-print capsule. It sells direct online and in-store, plus through independent stockists.