Campfire Coats

09/29/2026

Fun one. Custom ordered!

09/27/2026

Super light weight cactus cotton 1920’s souvenir Mexican hand made textile given new life as a ladies shirt. Money listed on the site. $759, reach out with interest. Since the panel was so small, I used leftovers from a 1930s linen tablecloth for the back panel with a pink top stitch at the bottom hem. Super cool, one of a kind.

09/25/2026

When I stumbled across this exceptional wool and Cashmere, I knew immediately I wanted to make a fairly dramatic overcoat out of it. This cut is unstructured and sturdy, the Jacquard weave reveals the charcoal gray interior and top collar, while I chose to feature the yellow and gray houndstooth pattern on the exterior. Two large welted exterior pockets, fully top stitched construction for strength. Simple two button front closure. Super fun. One of one! Size is medium men’s and a great fit for the ladies as well. On the website and ready to go now!

09/25/2026

This Campfire Coat is a unique piece. Crafted in olive green Thom Browne Boucle wool with Italian silk lining. This unique and thick wool had a puffy surface texture that creates a unique shape to the body of the coat. Nehru collar (happy up or down). Impossibly high quality fabric, sturdy yet flexible. Vintage 1940’s British buttoned, brass lizard logo on collar. Size medium. I have get more of this fabric if you need a different size or cut! For now, this is a one of one. On the site and ready to go!

09/04/2026

08/27/2026

Medium men’s vest crafter from a Pendleton San Miguel blanket with vintage Buffalo silver nickel buttons. Timeless.

08/24/2026

Trying to make my feed more interesting, and I can’t afford to hire models and travel for each piece, since each piece is unique. Been playing with Seedance Ai but find it quite frustrating. Higgsfield AI eats away at my credits even when the output is a mess. Tried to ask it how I can get better results, the second clip is what it delivered instead of a reply…. This Shaw Blazer cut dates back to the early 1900’s and is a timeless piece at home in town and on the trail. This one is crafted from a new Pendleton San Miguel blanket, with double sided original vintage silver Buffalo coin button. After much practice, I have developed a seam stitch style that allows this jacket to be truly reversable! All edges are serged for strength and hidden by this clever seam technique. No compromise on either side. Due to that, and the sheer beauty of the pattern, I decided to not place pockets on it. Adds a lot of bulk if you have pockets on both sides, and the stitch line would be evident on the opposite side if you did have pockets on the other side. Happy to add if you so desire. Size is men’s medium, ladies… as you will!

08/24/2026

This Shaw Blazer cut dates back to the early 1900’s and is a timeless piece at home in town and on the trail. This one is crafted from a new Pendleton San Miguel blanket, with double sided original vintage silver Buffalo coin button. After much practice, I have developed a seam stitch style that allows this jacket to be truly reversable! All edges are serged for strength and hidden by this clever seam technique. No compromise on either side. Due to that, and the sheer beauty of the pattern, I decided to not place pockets on it. Adds a lot of bulk if you have pockets on both sides, and the stitch line would be evident on the opposite side if you did have pockets on the other side. Happy to add if you so desire. Size is men’s medium, ladies… as you will!
Available now! $900 plus shipping. One-of-one, like all my pieces. Sourced, patterned and stitched by one man.

08/15/2026

Just finished a 3400 mile road trip focused on small towns throughout the American West. Here are some of the unique pieces I picked up for you along the way. Anybody want apparel made from any of these? This is a unique chance to pick your pattern, findings, color, cut & style, which side you want featured, all the fun details that make something custom truly custom. Sold a few dozen pieces at the Western Design Conference in Bozeman, Montana. So, time to get sewing! Reach out before the chef makes all the choices, or I list them on the website. There are some beautiful and unique Pendleton blankets, a wonderful 1920’s Mexican embroidered cotton piece that would make a killer short sleeve shirt, and a naturally tanned large elk hide along with a late 1800’s cotton “wedding ring” quilt in wonderfully muted tones. What moves you? DM away!

08/08/2026

New cut, The Machinist. This is the first one I made, someone bought it right off my back Western Design Conference .These work well for men and even better for ladies as dresses. I guess I should grade this pattern and start stitching up a stack.