Carhartt has announced that it will expand its resale program across the U.S. — effective immediately. The program, Carhartt Reworked, allows fans to trade in their qualifying gear at participating Carhartt stores. This announcement marks the launch of 35 participating stores, and notes that the company is hoping to also open up a mail-in offering as well. A select group of Carhartt products will be accepted for trade, all of which must have been sold by the brand within the past 10 years for $50 or more. Product categories include outerwear, shirt jackets, bib overalls and coveralls, hoodies, sweatshirts, pants and jeans; and fans can learn more about the program here.
Today we’re taking a look at a double-brimmed bucket hat, archery kit and summer sandal. This is Today in Gear.
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A Double-Brimmed Bucket Hat?
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Sacai’s Double Brim Bucket Hat ($215) is designed for those days when one brim just isn’t enough. Cheeky — if not tongue-in-cheek — the hat boasts two quilted brims set below a grosgrain browband. It’s willfully available now, at perhaps the end of the bucket hat’s lifecycle, so if you’re yet to get in on the trend; this may be your last chance to do so.
The Wild Captives Archery Kit ($300) offers beginners everything they need to hone their skills. It boasts a 62” bow and features a comfortable 25-pound draw weight that will make it all the easier to practice. Fans can also find a hip quiver, arm guard, arrows and paper targets; all packed up into a convenient travel bag.
Nike ACG’s Watercat+ ($125) is a woven shoe built to dry quickly. It was designed with a lightweight upper topped with a quick entry lacing system that allows fans to find — and lock in — their preferred fit. Meanwhile, a mixed-rubber outsole (with undulating lugs) ensures that you’ll be able to find your way over wet rocks and mud. Available now in two colors, you’ll want to spend all summer in this shoe.
Real hammock lovers know that one of the most difficult parts of heading out to a new site is knowing whether or not you’ll find the perfect pitch points. Well, Kammock’s new Outpost Car Hammock Stand ($500) takes the guesswork out of packing, and offers a convenient stand that packs down to the size of a folding chair. Designed to support up to 300 pounds, the stand allows fans to pitch their hammock in unconventional places like a beach, desert or even car port.
G.H. Mumm has teamed up with CY Kitchen to build a limited edition Champagne and Caviar set ($300). Built around G.H. Mumm’s signature Grand Cordon Rosé and CYK’s limited-edition Kaluga Caviar, the set comes with a mother of pearl spoon and key for opening your tin. Fans from across the country can order the set today, but be warned there’s only one delivery date left to secure — August 16.
