
Bowery Flannel
The Bowery is Brixton's best-known shirt — a soft-brushed plaid flannel that runs across men's, women's, water-resistant Builders and fleece variations and anchors nearly every season.
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California headwear-turned-apparel brand founded in 2004, known for classic hats, flannels and workwear rooted in SoCal surf, skate and music culture.
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Brixton started in 2004 with newsboy and fiddler caps, fedoras, truckers and snapbacks, and headwear remains what most shoppers come to it for.
The Oceanside label now builds out flannels, work jackets, tees and pants alongside womenswear, mixing California skate and streetwear with heritage workwear shapes.
It sits in the lower-mid tier and has been owned by private equity firm Altamont Capital since 2014, with recent Ford and Goodyear collaborations.

The Bowery is Brixton's best-known shirt — a soft-brushed plaid flannel that runs across men's, women's, water-resistant Builders and fleece variations and anchors nearly every season.
19 live now · from $45
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Brixton's workwear-rooted trucker-style jacket, the piece that translated the brand's headwear heritage into outerwear.
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Brixton started in 2004 as a hat company, and shaped felt styles like the Cohen cowboy hat remain the label's founding signature.
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Overall fit
true to size
Most shoppers report Brixton apparel fits close to standard US sizing with a relaxed, casual cut, though heavier cotton pieces can shrink slightly and a few items feel roomier than expected.
Tip: Take your usual size for most pieces, but consider sizing up if you want a looser tee or plan to layer under a flannel or work jacket.
Medium confidence · based on 12 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jeans & denim | true to size | regular to relaxed straight leg | Go with your usual waist; the leg tends to sit fuller than a slim-fit denim brand. |
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | true to size | regular, casual fit that is not oversized by streetwear standards | Stick with your usual size, or go up one for a deliberately slouchy fit. |
| Shirts & overshirts | slightly large | relaxed, roomy flannel and camp-shirt cuts through chest and shoulders | Slimmer builds often size down in the flannels, otherwise stay true to size for a layered look. |
| Trousers & pants | true to size | straight to relaxed chino and utility cuts, with some slimmer options | Order your measured waist size and check the specific fit name, as cuts range from slim to relaxed. |
| Jackets | true to size | relaxed workwear/chore silhouette with room to layer | Take your normal size since layering room is already built in; sizing up can look sloppy. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | true to size | regular to slightly boxy standard fit | Order your normal size; size up only if you prefer a distinctly loose, boxy drape, and wash cold as heavier cotton can shrink slightly. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
78% matchHeritage workwear basics in durable natural fabrics
What changes: Higher price, no headwear focus, direct-to-consumer only
74% matchSoCal coastal casualwear with strong hat program
What changes: Fishing/ocean sport identity rather than music-and-workwear
70% matchSurf-rooted SoCal casuals with sustainable materials
What changes: Board sports core with wetsuits, less workwear
68% matchCheaper workwear staples with skate-scene crossover
What changes: Mass workwear pricing, no hat heritage or flannel focus
Brixton fits true to size. Take your usual size for most pieces, but consider sizing up if you want a looser tee or plan to layer under a flannel or work jacket. Most shoppers report Brixton apparel fits close to standard US sizing with a relaxed, casual cut, though heavier cotton pieces can shrink slightly and a few items feel roomier than expected.
Most shoppers report Brixton apparel fits close to standard US sizing with a relaxed, casual cut, though heavier cotton pieces can shrink slightly and a few items feel roomier than expected. Overall shape: generally regular to relaxed, with a casual California workwear/skate lean rather than slim tailoring.
Brixton jeans & denim fits true to size. Go with your usual waist; the leg tends to sit fuller than a slim-fit denim brand. Shape: regular to relaxed straight leg.
Brixton hoodies & sweatshirts fits true to size. Stick with your usual size, or go up one for a deliberately slouchy fit. Shape: regular, casual fit that is not oversized by streetwear standards.
Brixton shirts & overshirts fits slightly large. Slimmer builds often size down in the flannels, otherwise stay true to size for a layered look. Shape: relaxed, roomy flannel and camp-shirt cuts through chest and shoulders.
Brixton is an Oceanside, California label founded in 2004 by David Stoddard, Jason Young and Mike Chapin, named after The Clash song "The Guns of Brixton." It began with headwear — newsboy and fiddler caps, fedoras, truckers and snapbacks — and now covers flannels, work jackets, tees, pants and womenswear sold via ecommerce, wholesale and a small store network. Private equity firm Altamont Capital Partners has owned it since 2014. Recent releases include collaborations with Ford and Goodyear alongside its Heritage Headwear and Builders lines.