Carl Murawski @[email protected]
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Reviews of high quality workwear, boots, and clothing for me
Craft & Glory Retro Collection
Sweatpants are gross
Buying your first selvedge denim
Product names are getting out of hand
Field to Foreman - How to do it
Jim Green Moc Toe Boots
Why workwear is oversized
Nobody needs $900 boots!
Iron & Resin Sweepstakes!
Work jeans abrasion test
Work jeans hammer loop test
Which jeans have the strongest fabric?
Jeans with the TOUGHEST Belt Loops
The Strongest Work Jeans on the Planet?
Wolverine Durashock Mini Review
What Happened to the Interstellar Carhartt Detroit Jacket?
Every Carhartt Duck Explained
"Cheap" Work Jacket Comparison
Red Kap Work Jacket - A Slight Disappointment
The Carhartt J130 Active Jac - Still one of the Best
What Makes the Russel Moccasin Forester So Special?
Work Jacket Abrasion Test
Work Jacket Material Comparison
Work Jacket Water Resistance Test
Work Jacket Penetration Test
Work jacket abrasion testing in progress!
The Thursday Brawler Origin Story
The Thursday Boots Brawler
Heat Straps Workhorse V9
Jim Green 719 Boots
The Best Work Socks You Can Buy
My Favorite Work Gloves - Vermont Glove
Why You Need Electricians Scissors
Heat Straps Deck Jacket: Worth $1000?
Pladra's Wool Shirt: The Stylish Comeback for 2024
Affordable Wrangler Retro Flannel: Style and Value!
Why I Love the Ariat Rebar Heavy Flannel Shirt
Heat Straps Flannel Review: Worth the Price?
Unveiling the Rite Stuff Icebreaker Flannel: A Must-Have
Discover Proper Cloth’s Amazing Low-Twist Flannel Shirt
Ginew Western Snap Flannel Review: Style Meets Structure
Dixxon Flannel: A Disappointing Collaboration
Gustin Rainbow Nep Flannel
The Origin Heavy Flannel
The Incredible Duckworth Snowcrest Shirt
Kato Camp Shirt Review: Cozy Flannel You Need
Instant Badass -Iron and Resin Cruiser Jacket
The Mighty Ship John Wills Jacket
Reviews of high quality workwear, boots, and clothing for men to help you own better and own less. I've been working with my hands for my entire life as a mechanic, tow truck driver, and eventually a licensed electrician. Being a blue collar guy, I look for certain elements in a product: is it durable? Is it high-quality? Will it perform well over its service life? Whether boots, pants, jackets, or tools I believe it's best to buy once and cry once by getting the best you can afford. With so many options these days, choosing the best product can become a difficult decision, but that's where I come in. Helping you stay stylish, rugged, and handsome.
I don't care where it's made as long as it's made well and allows you to own less and own better.