A white collared shirt is canonically hard to find. I’ve been looking since getting rid of a Brooks Brothers boys’ dress shirt last October (nice fabric; never fit quite right) with little success — ...

Dickies’s chief archivist Ann Richardson, who started working in Williamson-Dickie Manufacturing’s merchandising department in 1970, remembers when Dickies’ primary focus was to make tough workwear ...

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Don’t get your regular clothes dirty while working in your garage. Buy the shirts, pants, and jackets designed to be in the shop with Cyber Monday Dickies deals. It’s been making work clothes for over ...

I’ve worn Dickies clothes on and off throughout my work and casual life. When I worked as a machinist, the tough, stain-resistant fabrics were perfect for constantly being around sharp metal and ...

There aren’t many clothing manufacturers that have contributed as much to their home nation as the American workwear stalwart Dickies, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. Founded in ...

This year, Dickies is celebrating its 100th anniversary. It couldn’t have come at a more fitting time, as the workwear trend shows no signs of slowing down. The Fort Worth-based company was founded in ...

Dickies has been a workwear brand since 1922, known for its durable apparel. Product options include work pants, overalls, and fleece-lined gloves. Dickies apparel is presented as a lasting gift for ...

As an officer, how does your uniform change with the hot weather? Does it at all? I don't mean warm. I mean hot. Like standing on open asphalt under the full-sun for hours in Florida in late July.

In today’s fast-fashion culture, a mended jacket feels like an artifact from another time. I’m standing in a small storage room turned museum in Dickies’ Fort Worth headquarters, a humble brick ...

The story of the work shirt begins in 1900 with Sears, which was then called Sears Roebuck & Co. The store sold a number of durable top layers called Working Shirts, a staple of the workwear category.