Sugar Cane

Sugar Cane's 1947 model denim is based off of post-WWII American selvedge denim jeans from the latter half of the 1940's. Woven from a versatile, l...

These "coke stripe" workshirts are accurate reproductions of uniforms worn by employees of a major American beverage maker during the 1950s and 60s...

This is Sugar Cane's core denim workshirt, which has been in the line for nearly a decade, and was first introduced to follow-up on an earlier mode...

Inspired by vintage French workwear, both this garment and the fabric it is sewn from are a testament to Sugar Cane's incredible ability to accurat...

Inspired by the fabrics used in vintage French pullover work shirts made from indigo yarns, these work shirts are made with five different colours ...

Sugar Cane's wabash stripe work coats are a post-WW2 workwear staple, based off of common American chore coats that were mostly sold through depart...

This shirt is part of Sugar Cane's "Add Human Labour" program, which involves experimenting and processing fabric in new, different ways, in an eff...