Stan Ray

Putting their own character onto classic striped t-shirts, shop jackets and workwear trousers, Stan Ray leads the way when it comes to contemporary takes on vintage designs and never waver when it comes to quality. Available in a selection of colour combinations, the Stan Ray Yarn Dye Stripe Thick T-Shirt is an everyday essential reminiscent of retro predecessors and pairs easily with any of the OG Painter Pants, whether you prefer the olive sateen version or the heavier weight hickory stripe. Similarly, the Stan Ray 8.5oz Fatigue Pant is one of the most sought after styles thanks to the heavy duty fabric and variety of cuts and colours. Influenced by utilitarian styles, the Stan Ray Prison Shirt and Shop Jacket feature a variety of pockets that offer plenty of space to carry essentials or tools and are perfect for wearing as a lightweight top layer or relaxed midlayer, depending on the season.

Released under Miles Johnson, the previous design director for Levi’s Vintage and formerly senior creative director at Patagonia, a focus on responsible manufacturing from SS19 onwards has led to

no harmful chemicals or damaging processes being used. Expect reworks on the iconic brand logo, jazzy colour combinations and staple styles with fresh reworks. Built to last, bar tacked stress points and triple stitched main seams mean you can be confident in putting your Stan Ray gear to the test.

Inspiration is sourced from vintage resources and the Stan Ray military clothing archive. Reimagined editions of the vintage M51 parka showcase what the brand is all about through a crafted silhouette, heavy construction details and subtle branding, letting the finish speak for itself. The styles aren’t just for those who appreciate a vintage look, these styles look as relevant today as their original versions thirty years ago.

Famous for supplying clothing to the US military, Stan Ray has over thirty years experience in producing hardwearing utilitarian style clothing. Established in 1972, founder Earl Beard set up a family owned factory in Crockett, Texas USA, where the company is still based and operated from today.