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Made in Leicaster.

Hand garment dyed with Mexican logwood in Leicaster.
17 oz. unsanforized Japanese selvedge unbleached cotton denim (shrunk in dying).
Solid cast brass removable button.
Single stitch '66' lined square pockets made to shape and curve with wear.
Heavy selvedge un-faced pocket bags.
'Snob's thumb' watch pocket with selvedge calico facing.
Kick pressed 'universal' copper dome rivets.
100% Cotton threads shrunk to form puckered seams.
Riveted 2-button fly.
Reversed topstitched inseam for improved wear.
Lowered 'v' yoke for ergonomic fit.

SHIPPING:
Flat rate for an entire order-
Domestic ground for the lower 48 states is $10.00
Domestic ground to Alaska or Hawaii is $20.00
Next day air domestic is $60.00
2nd day air domestic is $40.00
3 day select domestic is $30.00
Canadian flat rate is $40
Worldwide expedited 2-5 days is $60.00

RETURNS:
More on shipping & returns can be found in our customer care section.

Tender has its roots in antique workwear and machinery, especially from the Great British Steam Age. On a steam train, the tender was the truck which carried the coal and water to power the locomotive, and was coupled in between the engine and the carriages.

The other important face of Tender is the nurture which is put into the clothes: in their research, design, manufacture, and wear. Just as a gardener tends to a rose bed, or a shepherd is the tender to a flock of sheep, so it is important that Tender's owners will live with their clothes, wearing them hard, but respecting their provenance and the stories they have to tell.