Men's

Reinforced elbow panels and collar are signature details, combined with a wool blend construction adapting to ensure comfort in cold or warm environments.

The Nordsman Light is an inspired, lightweight flannel built for brisk mornings and temperate days.

Nordsman Long Sleeve Flannel

5 PANEL W/ LIGHT BUCKRAM
8 WALE COTTON CORDUROY
SLIGHT CURVE VISOR
SNAP BACK
PATCH

6 PANEL FLAT DAD HAT
NYLON DOUBLE LAYER
20GM INSULATION
SELF STRAP WITH METAL SLIDER CLASP
APPLIQUE

The Bless Up LS is all around, moisture wicking, mechanical stretch, perforated woven—now, with sleeves. The “Bless Up’s” Tactel fibers are lighter, softer and stronger than your everyday cotton woven providing a long lasting yet light & airy experience.

This road-tested overshirt provides lasting comfort, paired with functional features like poly stretch construction, back shoulder gussets for breathability, and dual snap chest pockets for secure storage capability.

Our Diablo flannel’s thicker (warmer) counterpart, the Diablo-Alpinist adds wool to its soft, brushed-polyester construction. Born from the cold wind-gusts blowing off the Bering Sea, this road tested overshirt provides lasting comfort, breathability, sto

The Nordsman Flannel has travelled with Roark since its genesis and carries on the same durability focused build without sacrificing comfort. Reinforced elbow panels and collar are signature details, combined with a wool blend construction adapting to ens

Originally created following a trip to the windblown, sea-whipped, remote and magical Outer Hebrides, this casual cotton twill over shirt features a thin sherpa lining, that can work buttoned down or open in the front for an easy wear.

A snap-entry, heavyweight flannel shirt jacket, built with lower hand pockets, the Andes is a cozy, hearty overshirt inspired by the spine of South America—the mighty Andes mountains.

Call it a party shirt, we call it an everyday-is-an-excuse-to-wear shirt. The Gonzo De Palmas is a muted homage to the palm fronded friends that gave us solace from the scorching heat along las playas de Hualtuco.