86% matchTaylor Stitch
Same SF durable-workwear brief, heavier on natural fibers
Brand profile
San Francisco workwear label from the DSPTCH team, making durable canvas utility apparel and accessories with a modernized, technical fit.
Similar to Taylor Stitch, Bleu de Paname, Universal Works →

Corpsware comes from the San Francisco team behind carry-goods brand DSPTCH, and applies the same utility-driven design logic to jackets, vests and aprons.
12oz cotton duck work jackets are lined in satin nylon, and Season 2 added Japanese twill silhouettes with moisture-wicking linings — workwear shells with performance interiors.
Details like seatbelt-webbing belts with Cobra buckles and Ventile stretch work shirts place it closer to technical gear than traditional heritage workwear.
86% matchSame SF durable-workwear brief, heavier on natural fibers
76% match
73% matchBritish mid-century workwear, roomier cuts
68% matchWaxed-cotton utility with real hardware and pack DNA
Corpsware is a modern workwear label launched in 2023 by the San Francisco team behind carry-goods brand DSPTCH. It applies DSPTCH's utility-driven design approach to apparel: 12oz cotton duck canvas work jackets, vests, shirt jackets and aprons lined in satin nylon, heavyweight fleece hoodies, Ventile stretch work shirts, six-panel caps and seatbelt-webbing Cobra buckle belts. The Season 2 range, released March 2025, added lighter Japanese twill silhouettes with moisture-wicking linings plus the brand's first bags and accessories. It sells through DSPTCH's own store and select stockists.
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