That jacket you always had to go to the men’s section for? We made it for you. Rugged, but not bulky, the Oahe Work Jac is the perfect midweight layering piece. Oahe is the Lakota word for “foundation”—a name suggested to us by the women of the Lakota-owned DX Ranch in South Dakota. The Oahe Work Jac rounds out our DX Ranch collection: foundational pieces that bring performance to the range, but feel at home in the city. Laid back but stocked up, the all-purpose Oahe crosses all terrain. Earthy canvas goes with everything. 7 pockets go for miles. Oversized girlfriend fit sits easy, but subtle tailoring steers clear of frumpy. Layer up, ride on.

Shirt jac? Shacket? Jirt? OK, no one calls it a jirt but you can if you like. We don’t mind. We’re flexible. Like this piece. Named for our multitasking co-founder, Kyle Marie, aka KBegs, the KB Hooded Shirt Jac makes for the best crew member—works beautifully with others but can handle the job alone.

Who’s whining about the cold? Not you in your Apelian Utility Work Fleece. Named after our buddy, slug-eating survivalist Nicole Apelian, who spent 2 months on Vancouver Island for the TV show Alone. Would we offer this woman a wimpy top? Or would we make her a chunky nailhead fleece that warms to the core. Canvas overlays add toughness where you need it most: chest, shoulders, elbows. And for extra extra-ness, this canvas is juiced up with the world’s first plant-based water- and stain-repellent. Load up your 6 deep pockets. Begin your own great odyssey. Brave bears in the wilderness. (Or just your recycling.)