Circle A Brand

[Dirty Denim]

Thought you guys would appreciate Russell's work.  He is a one man brand with amazing talent.  Most of his pieces are either custom or test pieces.  He does a lot of vintage workwear but also some simpler styles as well.  You can find more about what he does here http://russellsshirts.blogspot.com/ or on his Etsy here http://www.etsy.com/shop/circleavintage?ref=si_shop

Circle A Brand

 

[Dirty Denim]

Some more goodies

   

[Jordan23]

All stuff look amazing except the cap.

Enjoy ya addiction!

[Chris]

Definitely not my style, but really nice details.  I like the broken twill denim with the duck waistband a lot.

[madmonday]

thanks for pulling my tail to this guy, looks like he makes some great items that can be customized to the tilt . . .

[Megatron1505]

Those black work pants look fucking sweet.

[Dirty Denim]

Def check out his blog.  He has so many great shirts and bottoms.  He will customize what u want & has some basic denim cuts as well.  He is currently busy till Jan because of a huge TENT making gig he has but I think worth the wait

[Megatron1505]

Wow that's in-tents 

[MikeC]

Russell makes fucking epic shit. I've been following him for awhile. You will be able to get his stuff in the spring from Old North from Asheville, NC. His hunting vest pattern is my fav on the market right now.

[Dirty Denim]

Yes he def does Mike..I love the idea of some guy making shit out of a small space with only his 2 hands & a sewing machine.  Jack/Knife is another great small brand but a bit bigger than Russell is atm.

[Bluegrass]

I expect that some more stuff will start popping from Circle A now that he's post-Kickstarter - I bought this hat and I'm really impressed.  I have some pants and a shirt still coming from the Kickstarter that I'm really looking forward to.

[organisys]

Liking his work, different but nice details…

[Bluegrass]

I am anxious to see more, for sure.  I think (I know) his stuff is hard to get, thus you don't see much or hear much about it.

[sabergirl]

Picked up my new Circle A Brand foundry cap at Russell's studio in Woodfin today. It's definitely my new  fave. You can tell it's made from a vintage fabric–it has a rust mark inside, and a couple other spots in various places. I don't mind. Gives it character. The construction is top notch, and I got a perfect fit with the size medium.

His studio is amazing. So many old beautiful sewing machines that he's hunted down and gotten running. Very nice guy, too. Super down-to-earth. I'm definitely going to have to pick up some of his other pieces, too. He has a rack of stuff at the front showing off some of the stuff he's made, and fabrics, and it all looks killer.

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[Bluegrass]

Great post @sabergirl - I'm a big fan of Russell/Circle A and supported his kickstarter.  He seems like the real deal.  I have 2 of his caps, denim and brown canvas - love em both.  Can't wait to see my kickstarter goods, the mechanic trousers and popover shirt.

[sabergirl]

Definitely show some pics of the mechanic trousers. That and the waist overalls seemed the most enticing for me at the time, but I didn't have enough capital to give to the kickstarter. I'm seriously in love with this cap, though. Been hunting for the perfect short brim, ad I found it.

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[Bluegrass]

Yeah his caps ooze character - nothing else like them that I've seen.  And yours suits you - well played.

For sure I will post up some pics once the kickstarter items show up.  I'm patiently waiting - it's not like I'm hurting for more dry goods!

[sabergirl]

I heard that. Gotta wear what I got! Thanks for the compliments on the hat. I wear caps all the time, and I can already tell this one's gonna get heavy rotation.

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[veloaudio]

Looks great!

[goodrain]

anyone got a fit pic of one of his vests?