86% matchTaylor Stitch
Same rugged workwear basics, sustainability-led fabrics
Brand profile
Los Angeles heritage menswear label making Japanese selvedge denim, work shirts and waxed-canvas jackets domestically since 2008.
Similar to Taylor Stitch, Buck Mason, Universal Works →

Karl Thoennessen and Leslie Yeung began in 2008 making made-to-order jeans inside American Rag's denim bar, moving to ready-to-wear the following year.
Production stays in LA using Japanese selvedge denim woven to the brand's own specs, which explains jeans at $225-$375 rather than mall pricing.
A hidden pen pocket, lasso back-pocket stitching and hand-branded leather patches carry across the Stanton and Strider fits, waxed canvas jackets and work shirts.
86% matchSame rugged workwear basics, sustainability-led fabrics
78% matchAnother LA label on US-made denim and hard-wearing staples
75% matchBritish mid-century workwear cut looser and less denim-centric
72% matchRogue Territory (RGT) is a Los Angeles heritage menswear label founded in 2008 by Karl Thoennessen and Leslie Yeung as a bespoke denim workshop inside American Rag's denim bar, pivoting to ready-to-wear in 2009. The brand cuts and sews in Los Angeles using Japanese selvedge denim custom-woven to its own specifications, with signature details including a hidden pen pocket, lasso back-pocket stitching and hand-branded leather patches. Products span Stanton and Strider jean fits, waxed-canvas jackets, work shirts and fatigue trousers. Jeans run roughly $225-$375, outerwear about $425.
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