Duck Camp | Fall 2023

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Follow us down the gravel road.

Despite what you may have heard, life is not a highway. Or at least, it doesn’t have to be. Highways are great if you want to follow everyone else, but we’ve never been much for crowds (hunting parties aside). As we see it, the good stuff starts where the asphalt ends. Life, as we prefer it, is a gravel road.

You know the one we’re talking about. You take an unmarked turn off the two-lane, and suddenly everything feels different.

The vehicle begins to rumble with a sense of anticipation. You smell the chalky dust cloud and feel the rocks pop, settling into a new appreciation of what’s around you. Work emails and to-do lists get left behind, and you enter the present moment. Now, the adventure begins.

Sure, the gravel road is an actual place – one we’re all familiar with. But more importantly, it’s a feeling that lives deep inside the heart of every outdoorsperson. Your gravel road may not be gravel, and it may not be a road at all. Maybe it’s a boat ramp at 5 am, or a firepit getting its first use of the season; it could be the cabin where you reunite with some buddies for a big weekend, or perhaps it’s a quiet fly-tying desk in the corner of the garage. Whatever form it takes, it offers a detour from the day-to-day and inspires optimism for whatever comes next.

It’s with that sort of gravel-road optimism that we put together our fall collection. While for most, autumn marks a natural winding down of the year, for us, this is when things really get going. From upland hunts to big game excursions to fishing for trophy reds, our obsessively crafted gear and apparel will have you ready for your best season yet. We’ll keep you comfortable wherever you go. And we’ll make sure you arrive in style – no matter where that gravel road takes you.

Special thanks to our photographers: John Dunaway, Dave Fason, Teddy Kelley, Nick Kelly, Asher Koles, Ian Mahathey, Austin James, and Daniel Hublein

D UCKCAM P.C O M

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The

Shirt

That’s

Always

In

Season

Duck Camp

Bamboo By day, our ultrasoft bamboo fabric offers breathable sun protection. And when evening rolls around, it becomes the perfect lightweight layer. It’s the first thing we put on before a long drive to “the spot,” and it’s the last thing we take off after a successful trip.

Bamboo can do it all – which is why we’ve expanded our collection to include even more options, like pocket tees and polos. Because “more bamboo” is always the right answer.

Men’s

Original Bamboo We did it, folks. We created the perfect layer. Whether you need some sun protection on a warm day, a little extra warmth on a cool evening, or a versatile foundation for your hunting kit, our original bamboo has you covered. This is the one you’ll reach for day after day.

• 66% Bamboo Viscose, 29% Cotton, 5% Spandex

LS Crew | $54 - 59

Hoodie | $64 - 69

“Just the right balance for spring summer and fall. Works great as a layering piece when it is cold. Very comfortable.”

- DE RE K

• UPF30+ • Moisture Wicking

Polo | $59

Pocket Tee | $44

Men’s

Lightweight Bamboo

“This is maybe the softest hoodie I have ever owned. Fit is awesome.

Material is great. Will be adding more to my wardrobe.” - CHAS E A .

Sunshine, sweat and boat spray – that’s what the best late summer days are made of, and that’s what our lightweight bamboo is made for. Light, breezy, UV-blocking and quick-drying, it’ll make easy work of a day on the water, while keeping you plenty comfortable on dry land, as well.

• 48% Bamboo Viscose, 47% Polyester, 5% Spandex

• Moisture Wicking

• UPF20+

• Low Profile Chest Pocket

• Quick-Dry

Hoodie | $64

LS Crew | $54

Men’s

Rockport Hoodie $

89

|

S UN S HI RT

There’s nothing prettier than watching the

“I have tried many sun shirts over the years, but this is the most comfortable I

sunrise off the bow of a boat. But the rest

have ever put on. The fit is perfect (not

of the day, the sun makes you pay for it.

too tight or lose). I really appreciate the

Our most technical lightweight shirt yet, we combined smart fabric with smart design to provide unmatched function – including 50+ UPF sun protection

zippered pocket, which is great for placing my cell phone when sitting in the kayak or pontoon boat. The Brrr cooling technology seems legit. For comparison I have sun shirts from Simms, Free Fly

– so that you can comfortably enjoy

and Huk. But this is the best one I own...”

your day on the water (and the days

- P.L .

after, for that matter).

Cooling Fabric Brrr® Polyester offers a fabric feel that is permanently cool to the touch, while incorporating moisture-wicking, quick-drying technology to help move moisture away from the skin for nonstop comfort.

Our adventure started here.

And so can yours.

This is the shirt that built Duck Camp. The year was 2016, and every hunting button-down we tried on still fit like a bag and felt like cardboard. We thought we could do better. And we were right.

Our Lightweight Hunting Shirt was the first piece of apparel we ever made, and it quickly gained a cult following. Its rare mix of innovative fabric technology, flattering fit and durable construction has since become our calling card, setting the standard for every other item we’ve ever made.

Just as our story began with this shirt, so have the stories of the thousands who have made it an essential part of their own journeys. So, go ahead and try it on. You might just like where the adventure takes you.

Men’s

Lightweight Hunting Shirt BREATHABLE F IELD SHI RT | $ 8 9 - 99

1400+ Five Star Reviews “Great ventilation for hot Alabama bowhunting season. The gusseting at the back of the arm works well when drawing your bow.

The cut of the shirt is excellent. The cloth is comfortable.”

- JUSTIN M.

Pumice

Midland

“Awesome shirts. Good fit.

Classic looking. Durable. High quality for the field and nice enough to throw some jeans or khakis on and wear it to dinner.

You won’t be disappointed.”

- H. E.

Upland

Low Profile Breathable 100% Nylon

Vents for Airflow

Supplex Offers UPF 40+Sun

and Freedom of

Protection

Movement

Hidden Chest Pocket

Reduced Excess Fabric for More Casual Fit

in lable Avai nd a t r Sho ve Sle e Long

Go ahead, make yourself comfortable.

Low Profile Hand Pockets

Men’s

Campfire Shacket $

149 | FLEECE GRID -LINE D OVE RSH IRT

Fleece Grid-Lined

Men’s

Camp Shirt $

109 | TH IC K MO LE SK IN FL AN N EL

There’s nothing quite as invigorating as that first hint

We gave the classic button down a much needed update,

of fall. That first nip of chill air has a way of calling

with a modern fit and comfortable stretch fabric, so

us to the outdoors – but not before throwing on our

you can look sharp without feeling stiff. And with our

favorite fall shirts.

expanded selection of colors and fabric options, there’s a perfect field shirt for just about any occasion.

“I bought this shirt so when im in South Texas filling the feeders, cutting some brush, I don’t have to worry about the sun, bugs, or tree/ brush trim scraping my skin. Works and feels amazing and I even look good on date nights with the wife and work.” - Eli P.

Men’s

Outfitter Shirt $

99 | BR E AT HABL E C HAMBR AY SHIRT

Men’s

Field Shirt $

9 9 | DU R AB LE FIE LD SH IRT

Rugged good looks for days. Actually, make that years.

While its effortless style may be perfect for a casual night on the town, don’t be fooled – our Brush Collection is as tough as they come. We’ve constructed each piece with heavy duty fabrics, artfully blending everyday comfort with field-tested

durability. And for those who need a little extra protection bushhoggin’ it to the deer stand, we’re proud to introduce our new, double-front Guide Pants for all your backcountry needs.

Brush Jacket $

169

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FI E L D JAC KE T

Hill Country Henley $

16 9

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WAF F L E KN I T

Guide Brush Pants $

149

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R E I N FORC E D FI E L D PANTS

• 73% Cotton, 25% Cordua, 2% Elastane Duck Canvas • Waxed Canvas Ripstop Overlay • Brush-Busting Performance

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DUC KCAMP.C OM

No matter what game you’re going for, elevate yours.

When you’re heading out to the deer stand or duck blind, you need to make sure you’re prepared for whatever the day may bring. So we created a collection of technical layers that work together to easily adapt to unpredictable conditions. Whether you want to build a perfect kit from scratch, or you simply want to give a boost to your current setup, these pieces offer the versatility you’re looking for.

Men’s

Contact Softshell System $

149 - 19 9 | FLE E C E - LINE D S O F TSH E LL H U NT SYSTE M

This is the do-it-all workhorse. Our super stealth Contact fleece offers the perfect mix of everything – warmth, wind resistance, water resistance and of course, our patented camo technology. Perfect as a standalone during milder weather or as a shell layer for cold weather excursions, this system provides all the flexibility a typical hunter needs. And then some. Available as vest, ¼-zip hoodie, jacket and pants.

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90% Polyester Shell with DWR / Bonded Fleece Back, 10% Spandex

•

DWR Treated Face Fabric Provides Water Resistance

•

4-Way Stretch and Quiet Face

“Durable, well thought out design, obviously by sportsmen, for sportsmen. Roomy enough to layer under, but not a tent. Quality materials, and rendering. Thank you Duck Camp!” - JO S E D.R .

Men’s

Deck System

$

24 9 | BUR LY WAT E R-PRO OF SYSTEM

If your favorite rainy-day activities involve duck calls or outboard motors, this is the system for you. Unlike the rigid, stuffy rain shells you’re used to, our Deck System features a waterproof fabric membrane that wears like a comfortable, everyday athletic jacket. It’ll keep you comfortable and confident from the open water to the misty woodlands. Available as jacket and bibs.

• Heavy Duty Polyester face • Laminated waterproof membrane plus a DWR finish • Hidden killswitch attachment point

They’re back.

And as comfortable as ever.

We knew people were going to love these waders. But to be honest – we were not prepared for the amount of love they got. Last year, our first batch of waders sold out before duck season even started. So now’s your chance.

For our signature hunting waders, we focused on the basics: comfort and quality. These are made to be worn hunt after hunt, season after season (and they have a limited lifetime warranty to prove it).

“These waders are absolutely amazing. I was looking to make the switch from neoprene waders and took the plunge on the pre-order for these and couldn’t be happier. I typically wear a 10.5 shoe and the boots fit perfectly, the boots themselves are definitely on the wider side which I prefer after getting some toe pinching with past boots/waders.

Extremely comfortable and plenty of room for additional layers for late season hunts here in MN. Duck Camp customer for life.”

- MAT T HEW H.

Duck Camp Zip Wader $

Available in:

749

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B O OT FO OT WATE R FOWLING WADE R

Easily-adjustable, low profile suspension system ensures a proper fit, every time.

Sizes: Boot: 8 — 13 Wader: Small — XX-Large Length: Short, Regular, and Tall

Chest panel and side daisy chains are compatible with modular MOLLE attachments and other common accessories, like our handwarmer!

The asymmetrical zip front makes space for a pass-through chest pocket, offering a comfortable protected place for your hands.

Main body fabric is a quiet and durable blend of nylon and polyester, offering maximum breathability, while remaining entirely waterproof.

Integrated shin and knee padding adds protection and is removable for easy cleaning.

Web & DC Store Exclusive

1000g Thinsulate™ boots keep your feet warm and dry while the uninsulated upper allows for breathable, leak-free hunt.

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In

the foothills of the Chinati Mountains, 30

At eighteen Kate hit the open road for Boston where

miles from her home in Marfa, Texas, Kate

she studied classical piano and singing and spent

Nye is camouflaged from head to toe, her pointer

summers performing in France, before moving

finger poised alongside the trigger guard of her rifle.

to Texas.

Through her scope, she eyes a mature, Texan Rocky

Kate eventually migrated towards a career in the

Mountain cow elk. She’s chosen this one with the

beverage industry, and for years she worked at a

help of her guide, Trent, of Cibolo Creek Ranch. Kate

Texas distributor of spirits and wine until the lure of

is poised but also nervous; the weight of the rifle is

the micro-business brought her to Marfa and Marfa

light in comparison to the gravity of the moment. If

Spirit Co.

she takes the shot, it will be her first at a big game animal. Two hours of searching has come down to these

Kate had done it all — except hunt. But that

sixty seconds of adrenaline-fueled deliberation.

changed when she was sent an invitation from a familiar place.

This isn’t a normal day for Kate. While her hands are familiar with ivory piano keys, elk ivories are some-

Kate had previously spent time at Cibolo Creek

thing she has yet to perceive.

Ranch — a unique oasis in the desert landscape, boasting hundreds of springs, and orchards —

A classically trained pianist, motorcycle enthusiast,

harvesting sotol plants for Marfa Spirit Co. But this

and certified pilot, she has traveled a long way from

time she returned to Cibolo to harvest an elk.

her Pennsylvania upbringing, landing 2,000 miles away in a small, West Texas desert town.

When asked to join the hunt, Kate agreed, so long as it wasn’t a trophy hunt. “I think that the essence

“I love the pace of life in Marfa,” Kate told me recently. “The gravel roads to get home remind me a lot of Bucks County, Pennsylvania.”

But that’s where the similarities end. The densely

of providing for yourself and for the people around you is that you go out and find your food,” Kate said.

“You grow it, you hunt it, you gather it. I’m very much in support of that.”

wooded hills of her childhood scarcely allowed a clear view of the blue sky overhead, let alone an opportunity to harvest an elk.

Kate’s father is an avid pilot, motorcyclist, falconer, and whitetail hunter. In many ways, she has followed in his footsteps. She piloted a plane before

“I THINK THAT THE ESSENCE OF PROVIDING FOR YOURSELF AND FOR THE PEOPLE AROUND YOU IS THAT YOU GO OUT AND FIND YOUR FOOD — YOU GROW IT, YOU

she could legally drive and bought herself not one

HUNT IT, YOU GATHER IT. I’M VERY MUCH

but two motorcycles.

IN SUPPORT OF THAT.”

The unsuspecting cow elk is still in

Trent watched the animal through

her luck in being able to participate

her crosshairs. Normally calm, cool,

his binoculars. Kate recalled: “After

in this hunt.

and collected, Kate’s agitation is

I pulled the trigger, he very calmly

palpable. Her focus is challenged by

said, ‘You got it.’ I whipped my head

her awareness of the photographer

to him and I said, ‘Are you kidding

and videographer there to document the moment of truth. What if I miss?

Or even worse, what if I make a bad shot?

me?’ And he just nodded and said, ‘You got it.’ I turned back towards the herd of elk and I said, ‘F**k-yeah!’ under my breath.”

It is time to call her Dad. “He was over the moon,” Kate remembered. “He’s always a proud papa and he wanted to know all the nitty gritty details, he’s been telling all of his friends about it,” said Kate.

“People that saw that [on video]

According to her, his prime concern

She had spent the long hours before

started cracking up but it wasn’t a

had been that in the heat of the mo-

first light envisioning this scene,

sense of dominating, it was a relief,”

ment, her trigger control would be

and it was those quiet conversations

explained Kate. “This was my first

jeopardized, but his worries were for

with her guide, Trent, that keep her

time pulling the trigger on a living

naught. “It’s not an easy experience

grounded now, even as her nerves try

thing, that moment I was so relieved

to take over.

that it wasn’t a bad shot, it was a release of so much pressure.”

She steadies her breath, exhales, and

to put your mind and body through, but it’s incredibly rewarding.”

Since that day about four months

Kate, Trent, and crew watch from

ago, Kate has reminisced about her

their lofty vantage point for ten

first hunt, and how it happened on

minutes to make sure the cow stays

soil so far from the place where she

where it has fallen. According to

was raised. “I knew I made my father

“I WAS NEVER INVITED TO

Kate, her nerves end there, with the

and my grandfather so proud, but also at the same time like, ‘What

HUNT, BUT I ALSO NEVER

recognition that her cow is down for good. Then the hard work begins.

the hell y’all, like, why is it taking

They descend through a maze of

till now? Why are you guys not here

thick brush bristling with stickers, a

with me?’” said Kate, admitting that

trek that tears them up as they battle

she would have loved to have experi-

SPACE HAVE TO REALIZE

their way forward.

enced this hunt with them, long ago.

THAT WHILE YOU MAY NOT

This is Kate’s first up close expe-

“I grew up eating venison that my

HAVE BEEN INCLUDED, DID

rience with an elk, an animal she

father shot every year, but the only

has only glimpsed in the distance a

thing that’s been passed down to me

YOU ACTUALLY TRY AND

handful of times before now. A wave

are the recipes,” she mused. “I was

of emotion unlike anything she’s

never invited to hunt, but I also never

ASK? THE ANSWER PROB-

experienced overtakes her as she

asked to join. I think women coming

kneels alongside the animal, gently

into this space have to realize that

stroking its hair. When she looks up

while you may not have been includ-

YOU JUST HAVE TO SPEAK

at the photographer, she has tears in

ed, did you actually try and ask? The

UP YOURSELF.”

her eyes. She marvels at her over-

answer probably would’ve been yes.

whelming sense of appreciation, at

You just have to speak up yourself.”

fires a clean shot through the elk’s shoulder at 275 yards.

ASKED TO JOIN. I THINK WOMEN COMING INTO THIS

ABLY WOULD’VE BEEN YES.

She may have been late to the

from the sotol plants in Texas har-

of her ability, chasing that internal

hunting party but Kate now has a

vested at Cibolo ranch, which are

horizon line. She also possesses a

chest freezer full of elk meat. “It’s

called Far West Texas desert spirits.

heart for lending a hand to women

really beautiful to be able to share

a few paces behind her on the road,

this meat,” she said. “I know exactly

Pechuga technically means “chicken

whether that be behind a piano, on

where it came from and sharing that

breast” in Spanish. It typically refers

a motorcycle, or learning to hunt. As

with my friends, having them over

to a style of spirit associated with

Kate put it, “Just because you hav-

for dinner and preparing a beautiful-

the mezcal tradition where a protein

en’t been invited doesn’t mean you

ly marinated backstrap, harvested

and some fruits from the local area

shouldn’t ask — ask to be included.

just 30 miles south of where our

are wrapped in cheesecloth and

That puts some accountability in

table is, is pretty cool.”

placed inside the still. The steam will

your hands, you have control of that

pass through a teabag essentially,

situation. Don’t let other people

Hunting allowed Kate to appreciate

and those vapors will pick up all the

have all the power.”

her own capabilities, learning to

aromas of those ingredients inside

control her body, physically, mental-

of the cheesecloth.

There are two sides to every coin

ly, and emotionally; from the zen of

“The idea is to put a hind quarter

and while Kate encourages women

stalking an animal for hours, to the

of native elk and orchard fruits

to speak up for themselves, she also

adrenaline-filled sixty seconds prior

“AND THIS BOTTLE OF SOTOL

sets an example of humility through

to taking the shot. An endeavor that tethered the life of this elk to her own.

“And this bottle of sotol will bring us that much closer too. We’re trying to bottle the land out here, the experience. I think that’s a great story to tell too in liquid form.”

Morgan Weber, the owner of Marfa Spirit Co, proposed tying all of

WILL BRING US THAT MUCH

her willingness to listen to the experts. “I ask a lot of questions of

CLOSER TOO. WE’RE TRYING

those who know more than me, get-

TO BOTTLE THE LAND OUT

them what their beginning was like

HERE, THE EXPERIENCE. I

ting one-on-one time to hear from is so helpful.”

THINK THAT’S A GREAT

In Kate’s words, she’s lived many

STORY TO TELL TOO IN

different lives, but life in Marfa

LIQUID FORM.”

is distilled down to the perfect elements. “Music and outdoors and spirits - I feel like I’ve found the best

these entities together by creating

that have come off of the ranch in

a pechuga-style sotol out of one of

there. So we plan on harvesting

the hind quarters of the elk, as a

apples, peaches, and apricots to pair

limited-release bottling from the

with the elk this summer and then

itor with a passion for people and their stories. Raised on a

distillery - Kate’s first elk hunt in a

imparting the desert spirit with all

cattle ranch near Yosemite National Park, she’s enamored

bottle.

of those aromas. A true West Texas

parts of life.”

Katie Marchetti Hutton is a Montana-based writer and ed-

with wide open spaces and the written word. You’ll likely find this editor at large documenting the history, tradition,

regional representation of what our

beauty, and adventure to be found hunting, fishing, and

While the Marfa Spirit Co. imports

terroir stands for. We’re bottling the

ranching the American West.

Sotol with a capital “S” from Mexi-

experience of this ranch.”

co, they have also been dabbling in

Kate is a modern-day renaissance

making desert spirits themselves

woman, exploring the far reaches

The trail is calling.

Everyone deserves to feel comfortable in the outdoors.

That’s why we continue to expand our selection of women’s apparel designed with the care and quality Duck Camp is known for. With hunting season upon us, it only made sense to add new hunting apparel to the collection, ranging from casual to technical.

Whether you’re going on an upland stroll or a deep woods excursion, a chilly morning hike or a full-sun drift, these foundational pieces will help you get even more out of the things you love.

WOMEN’S ORIGINAL BAMBO O TEE | $44 Charcoal/Woodland WOMEN’S AIRFLOW JO G GERS | $89 Woodland

Women’s Technical Collection

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It feels good to get out there at the start of a new season; it feels even better to do it in our favorite fieldready staples. No matter what kind

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of hunting you plan on doing, these versatile basics provide the perfect foundation for your go-to kit.

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Women’s

Contact Softshell Jacket $

19 9 | MIDL AND CAMO

Women’s

2 Merino Baselayer ¼ - Zip 3

$

159 | MIDL AND CAMO

Women’s

3 Tracker Pants $

139 | P INTAIL B ROWN

Women’s Sun

Collection

Stay cool and comfortable during your moment(s) in the sun. Our lightweight collection offers soft, breathable sun protection that can stand up to a full day on the water.

“I’m ridiculously picky about hoodies and I’ve tried them all- Free Fly, Patagonia.

Mountain Hardware, you name it. I love this one. It’s cool in the Texas heat. I appreciate the roomier fit and the raglan sleeves.

I will say that the finger holes were what sold me. Their horizontal alignment makes them much more comfortable than most others’ vertical alignment and allows for freer movement of the thumb. Very picky

Women’s

Bamboo Tops 44 - 64 $

lady who would happily add another couple to the collection.” - ELIZ AB E T H H.

Women’s

Rockport Hoodie $

89

|

S UN S HI RT

“Love the lightweight and soft material! Does just what it says- great sun protection. Will be a staple in my late spring/ early fall wardrobe.” - B .W.

WOMEN’S RO CKP ORT HO ODIE | $89 Heathered Sea Star WOMEN’S S COUT SHORTS | $59 Sea Drift

Cooling Fabric Brrr® Polyester offers a fabric feel that is permanently cool to the touch, while incorporating moisture-wicking, quick-drying technology to help move moisture away from the skin for nonstop comfort.

When things start cooling down, you’re just warming up.

If you’re like us, you’re not the kind to go into hibernation when the weather dips. You get out – you go on hikes, tailgate with friends and gather round campfires. Wherever your plans take you, Airflow is designed to keep go with you. The Airflow insulation mixes breathability, flexibility and weather resistance in a lightweight design that won’t ever weigh you down.

Women’s

Airflow Insulated

Available as

Jacket $

229

Hoodie $

279

Weightless Insulation 3DeFX+™ insulation offers a revolutionary amount of warmth, with a minimal amount of material by creating air pockets that recycles your body’s heat. Airflow gives you way more stretch, comfort, and breathability than your old puffer, while remaining almost weightless.

Mechanical Stretch

Super Soft CO DWR

Moves with You,

Treated Outer is

Without Adding

Water and Wind

Weight

Resistant

100% Recycled Nylon 30D Ripstop Face Fabric; Insulated Jackets Feature 40 gr Toray 3DeFX+™ Insulation

Carry your experience with you.

These field accessories are anything but fussy. Simple, classic designs constructed from rugged waxed cotton canvas – they just get better with age.

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MEN’S ORIGINAL BAMBO O HO ODIE | $69 Wetland - pg. 6

MEN’S LIGHT WEIGHT HUNTING SHIRT | $99 Military Green - pg. 11 MEN’S GUIDE BRUSH PANTS | $149 Pintail Brown - pg. 15

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