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30/03/2025

The Canoeist Carving Coat //

The Carving Knife Pocket on our Chore Coat.

This Chore coat is hand made in USA with Organic Duck Cloth 🦆

Built and inspired by the hours we’ve spent wood carving by the fire during the cold Vermont winters.

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Canoeist

23/03/2025

The Canoeist Carving Coat //
Layering the new Canoeist Chore Coat on a frigid morning here in VT.
Hand stitched in the USA with Organic Heavy Duty Duck Cloth.

The Chore coat also has many pockets including a carving knife front pocket.

Built and inspired by the hours we’ve spent wood carving by the fire during the cold Vermont winters.

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Canoeist

01/03/2025

The Canoeist Carving Coat //
A special project that took some time.
Hand stitched in the USA with Organic Heavy Duty Duck Cloth.

The Chore coat also has many pockets including a carving knife front pocket.

Built and inspired by the hours we’ve spent wood carving by the fire during the cold Vermont winters.

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Canoeist

01/12/2024

N O R T H E R N W O O D S //
Two lumberjacks take a break during the spring pulpwood drive in 1943 for the Brown company up in the Kennebago River and Mooselookmeguntic Lake in Maine. Loggers had the task of guiding thousands of heavy logs on the spring pulpwood drive. With the use of spiked shoes and pikes. The loggers lived in a camp during this time, drying their clothes over the fire each nite.

Photographer John Collier

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Canoeist

© Library of Congress

23/11/2024

K E E P I T M O V I N G //

More from photographer John Collier in 1943.
The well balanced woodsman with spiked boots works to open up the upper end of Mooselookmeguntic Lake so thousands of more logs from the Kennebago River can roll downstream.

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Canoeist

16/11/2024

N O R T H E R N W O O D S //
1943 Logging for the Brown company up in the Kennebago River and Mooselookmeguntic Lake in Maine. Loggers had the task of guiding thousands of heavy logs on the spring pulpwood drive. With the use of spiked shoes and pikes. The loggers lived in a camp during this time, drying their clothes over the fire each nite. Woodsmen use pikes to keep logs moving smoothly toward the sluiceway.

Photographer John Collier

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Canoeist

© Library of Congress

29/09/2024

O R G A N I C //
Made in the USA with Organic Cotton - GOTS Organic Certified

In its purest form, organic cotton is higher quality, safer for farmers and ultimately one of the best sustainable fibers made. This natural plant-based textile is grown, processed, combed and sewn into this amazing shirt.

Canoeist Signature Label sewn on front/left corner & inside.

Appreciate the support.

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Canoeist

22/09/2024

The Canoeist Crew //
Custom made in the U.S.
Texas grown organic cotton. Sewn in New York and hand screen printed in Vermont.
Available in Mushroom and Pine.

Appreciate the support.

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Canoeist

21/06/2024

L O O N //
The Loon shirt is dedicated to the mysterious Diver we see up North during the summer.
These shirts are Made in the USA with Organic Cotton, printed in VT.
Go for a dive today.

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Canoeist

19/06/2024

N O R T H E R N W O O D S //
Woodsmen use pikes to keep logs moving in 1943 for the Brown company up in the Kennebago River and Mooselookmeguntic Lake in Maine. Loggers had the task of moving thousands of heavy logs on the spring pulpwood drive. With the use of spiked shoes and pikes. The loggers lived in a camp during this time, drying their clothes over the fire each nite.

Photographer John Collier

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Canoeist

© Library of Congress

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