Brand profile

Walls

Texas workwear label making duck canvas coveralls, bib overalls, insulated jackets and flame-resistant gear, plus Realtree and Mossy Oak camo hunting apparel.

DallasOrigin
MenswearFocus
Workwear / HeritageStyle
$$Price

4 brands like Walls like Berne Apparel, Smith's, Filson

A man wearing a Walls brown work jacket and dark pants

What to know about Walls

Built for oilfield crews first

Started in 1938 selling overalls to Dallas oilfield workers, and still makes flame-resistant gear for oil, gas, construction and agriculture — not fashion workwear.

Cheapest way into duck canvas

Insulated coveralls, bib overalls, hooded jackets and flannels sit at the low end of the price tier, undercutting better-known American workwear labels.

Camo line drives the resale

Realtree and Mossy Oak licensed hunting apparel sits alongside the workwear, and vintage Walls coveralls and camo pieces trade steadily in secondhand streetwear.

Known forJacketsOuterwear

If you like Walls

A man wearing a brown workwear overalls by Smith's86% match

Smith's

$$Value workwearAtlanta, United States

Same budget-priced carpenter pants and flannels

What changes: No flame-resistant or insulated coverall depth

Brand facts

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.

Founded
1938
Origin
Dallas, United States
Made in
USA, Asia
Price
$$
Focus
Menswear
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Workwear / Heritage, Gorpcore / Outdoor

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