Limited 'Mississippi Mud' Camo Capsule

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In 1986, Mossy Oak founder Toxey Haas took a handful of Mississippi dirt, sticks, and leaves and turned it into Bottomland—a camo pattern for hunters that's still widely used today. To celebrate the Bottomland’s legacy, we teamed up with Mossy Oak and Danner, another iconic American outdoor brand, to create an exclusive capsule. There’s the Wallowa, an off-grid 4x4 sandal, and the Shelter Cove, a longtime bestseller that’s back in a new print. Both are available in limited quantities, so grab your pair now and get ready for the summer adventures ahead.

Traditional shirtmaking is alive and well in Guimarães, a northern Portuguese town anchored by medieval ruins and sweeping views of the Santa Catarina mountain. Portuguese Flannel calls the city home and, through their commitment to old-school craftsmanship and top-notch fabrics, is a fourth-generation ambassador for the region’s slower, more considered way of life. It’s tough to think of a better way to step into summer than throwing on one of their classic linen shirts, pouring a glass of something chilled, crisp, and preferably red, and letting the afternoon roll on by.

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