Howler Brothers

The Merlin Jacket was Howler Brothers first foray into making a puffy jacket way back in 2015.

It's hard to think of a cool weather occasion where you won't want to have a Palo Duro Fleece Hoodie nearby.

Howler Brothers wanted to make a flannel for the shoulder seasons and warmer days when a heavyweight option is just too much. So, they cooked up the new La Grange Lightweight Flannel for just such occasions.

Close your eyes and imagine your favorite 5-pocket pants but in a tech fabric.

The Crosscut Deluxe is the most sought after item in our fall line year in and year out.

Howler Brothers' Banning Corduroy Snapshirt westernizes the corduroy shirt to perfection.

The design of the Croatan takes cues from vintage boardshorts but upgrades fit and styling with a rugged nylon base.

The Monoloha Shirt has all the trappings of your favorite vintage Hawaiian shirts like a camp style collar and coconut buttons, but also features upgrades like a blended cotton-poly fabric and a modern fit.

Howler Bros took their beloved Salado Shorts and made them in a new tech seersucker that works for all kinds of activities like running or hiking or taking an unplanned plunge. They also fit the bill for just kicking it around the backyard.

This is the ultimate stretchy throw on for times when you need a no frills hooded cover up that is up to the task. Perfect for hiking, fishing, beaching, yard work and just everyday slounging. It’s lightweight and rated UPF 50+.

The Hawkeye Beanie is a simple, no-frills cuff beanie just right for every foray into cooler territory. Constructed of a super soft acrylic waffle knit.

The new Free Range Fleece Vest is a no-frills base layer or cool day warmer.