We’re pleased to announced that our Spring stock of belts is now in stock. We love our British mil-spec cotton webbing so much that we used it for our ring belt. The dense, stout weave becomes more supple with use, without ever becoming flimsy. This is a simple ring belt, made from one inch wide webbing with …
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Release – Archival Leather Cuff
We’re thrilled to announce the release of our new leather cuff by favorite small leather goods maker, Nick Hollows. The cuffs are made from the same great materials as our popular leather key loop including stout leather cord, red waxed twine and a solid brass hook which is easy to attach (even one-handed). We’re offering …
Archival Release: Leather Key Loop
We love using this handsome leather loop to manage and tether our keys. It makes it easy to find them in a dark bag or busy pocket, and convenient to loop around a belt or hang on a hook. You can also just spin it around when you’re bored! Our own design, it’s made to …
Archival Release: AC Flap Wallet
We partnered with Hollows Leather (in Minneapolis, MN) to produce this custom wallet for Archival Clothing. With a signature Archival flap, our wallet is designed for those who prefer the simplicity of a single main compartment. Generously sized, the wallet fits most currencies, passports and a sizeable pile of receipts. There is also an outer …
Archival Update: A.C. Webbing Belts in Stock
A.C. cotton webbing belts w/new Horween leather tip. We just took delivery of a new batch of Archival Clothing webbing belts. Our belts are sewn locally for us by the same great folks who produce our bags. This is a simple ring belt, made from a length of 1 inch wide, mil spec webbing with …
Archival Shocker: Heritage Footwear for Women
Work and safety footwear from 1949 Wolverine 1000 Mile boot for women Full disclosure:Wolverine sent me women’s shoes and boots from the Wolverine 1000 Mile Collection for review.Since I primarily shop from defunct companies or out of print catalogs, this was a happy turn of events.Even without testing, I can highly endorse the Wolverine 1000 …