93% matchBerne Apparel
Near-identical duck canvas, FR and hi-vis workwear
What changes: Indiana-based, less camo/hunting licensing
Brand profile
Texas workwear label making duck canvas coveralls, bib overalls, insulated jackets and flame-resistant gear, plus Realtree and Mossy Oak camo hunting apparel.

Started in 1938 selling overalls to Dallas oilfield workers, and still makes flame-resistant gear for oil, gas, construction and agriculture — not fashion workwear.
Insulated coveralls, bib overalls, hooded jackets and flannels sit at the low end of the price tier, undercutting better-known American workwear labels.
Realtree and Mossy Oak licensed hunting apparel sits alongside the workwear, and vintage Walls coveralls and camo pieces trade steadily in secondhand streetwear.
93% matchNear-identical duck canvas, FR and hi-vis workwear
What changes: Indiana-based, less camo/hunting licensing
86% matchSame budget-priced carpenter pants and flannels
What changes: No flame-resistant or insulated coverall depth
68% matchHeritage waxed and twill work outerwear, built heavier
What changes: Much higher price, no FR or trade-spec gear
62% matchPractical outdoor staples with a hunting-country streak
What changes: Leisure outdoors rather than jobsite durability
Walls makes value-priced American workwear: duck canvas insulated coveralls, bib overalls, hooded jackets, flannel shirts and flame-resistant clothing for oil, gas, construction and agricultural workers. George Walls founded the company in Dallas in 1938, selling overalls and coveralls to oilfield crews. It now trades as Walls Outdoor Goods from Fort Worth, Texas, under an "Anti-Indoor" positioning, and produces camouflage hunting apparel licensed with Realtree and Mossy Oak. Vintage Walls coveralls and camo pieces circulate widely in secondhand workwear and streetwear resale.