Evergreen Gear

10/09/2026

★★★★★ VERIFIED CUSTOMER
“I REALLY like my vest. I can use it fishing, hunting, working in my lawn... I appreciate the heavy materials used in the construction—it resists tearing, stains and cleans easily.” ~ R. L. Green
IRON TRADESMAN | BUILT TO WORK. BUILT TO CARRY.

10/09/2026

Be sure to check out the latest Rise-N-Kill Outdoors podcast. Great stuff!

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09/09/2026

American-made workwear is getting noticed.
Built to Work. Built to Carry.
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03/09/2026

Is heavyweight canvas breathable for summer and warmer days? Surprisingly, yes! Check out our latest article. We've been wearing ours on 90 degree days; high 90s and over 100?--at that point, honestly not much is comfortable.
https://evergreen-gear.com/blogs/vested-interest/is-heavyweight-canvas-breathable-for-summer

03/09/2026

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03/09/2026

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02/09/2026

Great podcast from Rise-N-Kill Outdoors on Knowing How To Get Lost. Check out his channel on YouTube!

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30/08/2026

Thanks, Collin! Can confirm. We were pushing through some South Texas thicket this week and not a scratch on the vest, couldn't say the same for my arms. Check out Whatacowboywears, follow him for some great content and use code WACW10 at evergreen-gear.com to save some money.

29/08/2026

Some symbols carry more than history. The Appeal to Heaven flag — also called the Pine Tree Flag — dates back to 1775, the earliest days of the American Revolution. It was commissioned by General George Washington himself to fly over a small fleet of schooners he outfitted to intercept British supply ships off the coast of Massachusetts. To learn more about it see the link in comments.