What was it used for?
Casual, Date Night, Travel, Out On The Town
“Got a few long sleeved Roark flannels, but these Andes have very useful side pockets in addition to the standard two up top. Deep enough to stow a bit of gear, but even better hand warmers on cold, brisk days
Meant to be worn as a jacket, the Andes brushed poly fabric's soft enough to wear against the skin, tho I usually have a cotton shirt underneath. Tough enough for northern climes, but I often pair it with a vest on top too (see pic)
Warm & practical, it's also a great looking garment any way (and anywhere) you wear it!”
“I own all these organic cotton flannels and love them for cool mornings in SoCal. They are the highest quality flannel I have ever seen. That’s why I collected them all. The designs are rich and I always get compliments. Last one was approaching south rim of Grand Canyon. Not kidding.”
“One of my favorite riding flannels. Thick and heavy duty materials, perfect for cruising on your bike or hitting local coffee spots. It does run bigger than the nordsman but it’s perfect to throw a light hoodie under for extra warmth.”
