Smith's

Smith's Workwear is an American workwear label whose 1916 founding date points back to the Smith family's Smith Bros. Manufacturing, the Missouri maker behind Big Smith overalls. The present-day range covers jobsite staples rather than fashion pieces: fleece-lined and stretch carpenter pants, relaxed-fit denim, duck utility trousers, flannel shirts, hooded jackets and thermal layers, detailed with reinforced knees, hammer loops and tool pockets. It sells mainly through mass-market, e-commerce and hardware or farm-supply channels, pricing consistently below heritage workwear competitors such as Carhartt and Dickies.