Henry Hawk

This jacket is the latest step in an idea I continue to refine, built from start to finish on a 1950s Singer 31-15 sewing machine and detailed with felled seams and hand-sewn buttonholes. Cut from 14.5 oz Selvage Cone Denim. Much like the selvage itself, this jacket was made in the old-fashioned way. It demands time and technique, prioritizing absolute quality over speed.

This is the first piece from a project I’m working on with Cone Denim as an ambassador. I had the opportunity to learn directly from their team about how denim is made and their 135-year history in the industry. Put simply, making denim is far more complex than I ever imagined. Each step vastly changes the end result; a handful of processes creating infinite possibilities.

Fresh off the cutting table, here’s our summer shorts offering.
Very small batch, cut from dead stock fabric ends, hand made in Rhode Island.

One stitch at a time

Thread and hole punch size testing

Pocket stamping

Trust the process

The line up.

Thread and hole punch size testing

Fresh off the cutting table, here’s our summer shorts offering.
Very small batch, cut from dead stock fabric ends, hand made in Rhode Island.

First available this weekend in Kingston station.ny with & son

Cut from a dead stock linen rayon, edition of 3.

Cut from a dead stock linen rayon, edition of 3.

Hand sewn eyelets

Cut from a dead stock cotton linen, edition of 3.

Cut from a dead stock cotton linen, edition of 3.

Hand sewn eyelets

Cut from a dead stock silk, original fabric owner purchased in 1992, edition of 2.

Hand carved Lino stamp.

Tabs screen printed in house on dead stock cotton

Views from the pop up at & Son, we’re here til 7pm today!

If you could only have one pair of jeans, what would they be?

For the last year, we’ve been chasing that answer.

The Pratt Jean is the result: a carefully considered five-pocket jean built from exceptional denim, refined through countless iterations, and made to earn its place as your daily driver.

Available this weekend only at & son NYC.

New square totes coming this weekend at & Son.

A 12.75 oz slubby denim lays the foundation for the Pratt jean. The varied yarn widths create a beautiful crosshatched texture that only deepens with wear. Looking down at your denim becomes a Birds Eye view of a choppy ocean.

This weight hits the sweet spot for year-round wear: breathable enough for summer, and durable for the long haul.

I spent a full calendar year in 16+ oz denim in New England. Great in January. Miserable in July. The Pratt jean is meant to be your everyday, do-it-all jean. So I needed a fabric that could weather it all.

Semawon Studio Fitting, up-cycled set.

Cut from deadstock khaki pants that were nearly incinerated.

Semawon studio fitting, Pratt jeans and camp collar H pocket shirt.

If you could only have one pair of jeans, what would they be?

The Pratt jean is our answer to this question, coming soon.