News from The Woodlands

Tellason Utility Chore Coat


 

Three colors, all fantastic and made right here in the USA. You know Tellason wouldn't have it any other way,.


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Come And Get 'Em - Converse X Masafumi Watanabe JP Johnny Duck Boot HI

Extremely limited, Converse First String release. Available now



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Danner Stumptown - Spring 2012 Release

 

Spring is nearly at our doorstep and the fine folks at Danner have five new additions to their Stumptown Collection, each and every pair flawlessly crafted right here in Portland, Oregon.  

Whether trekking the trails of Forest Park or cruising the streets of your hometown, these boots are a great addition when exploring your own back yard.

 

 

 

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Coming Soon - Norse Projects Spring 2012

  

Norse Projects - Spring 2012, coming soon.


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Winter Sale

  

 

Our seasonal sale. Great deals on some quality products. 

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A Friendly Reminder...

All items purchased at The Woodlands by Monday, December 19th are guaranteed to arrive before Christmas, Sunday, December 25th.

Just a friendly reminder from your friends. 

Plan accordingly,

- The Woodlands

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New Penfield Outerwear & Shirting

  

It’s no secret we’re fans of the Pacific Northwest region we call home—Cascadia to be technically correct. To be fair, though, our friends who lock it down in the equally beautiful-and-burly Northeast know a thing or two about making products that perform, last, and look good doing it. Case in point: Massachusetts-based stalwarts Penfield. We’re fired up to be adding them to the Woodlands line-up of brands. Penfield has a long history of producing quality garments that make use of tested materials, in classic styles and fabrications that are equally at home in the woods or on the streets. 

The Corning is Penfield’s riff on the classic work shirt, with subtle details like cat’s eye buttons, double and triple stitching and multi-functional chest pockets. Other standouts include the waxed cotton Dryden anorak, the 60/40 Kasson parka and the down-filled Ottowa jacket.

The Corning is Penfield’s riff on the classic work shirt, with subtle details like cat’s eye buttons, double and triple stitching and multi-functional chest pockets. Other standouts include the waxed cotton Dryden anorak, the 60/40 Kasson parka and the down-filled Ottowa jacket.

 

All Penfield items represent a terrific value, and come from a company that’s less interested in chasing trends than in making solid, functional gear that will look good in your closet season after season. Give them a look, and we think you’ll like what you see.

 

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Woodlands on the move

 

One of the nicest things about owning a shop is the sense of place it gives you. Being able to come into a space you’ve spent time designing, configuring and making your own is extremely satisfying. So, we’re happy to announce that after a great run having Woodlands in Portland’s Old Town neighborhood, we’ve moved our shop to the Black Box building, and become neighbors with the other member in our family, Tanner Goods. By moving into the new space, we were able to create some really cool window and display options, share storage with Tanner Goods, take advantage of an amazing, well-trafficked retail area and benefit from the synergy of a new building filled with incredible neighbors. We’re super excited about our new space, and as always, we hope you’ll come stop by when you’re in the area. 413 SW 13th Ave. Porltand, Ore. 97209

Also on the list of things we’re excited about right now is a new denim shirt from Tellason. We love a well-made, classically styled shirt, and this one delivers on all counts. Made from Cone Mills White Oak 6.5oz raw denim, its gray-blue shade is really striking, and allows it to be worn with raw denim jeans without looking like you’re wearing a monochromatic suit of denim. Details on this fine item include painted metal buttons that have been “tossed in the hopper” to create a nice patina, a single mother-of-pearl snap on the cuff, the same brown and gold thread used on Tellason jeans, and buttonholes and button thread from the same indigo thread used on the Tellason back pocket “T.” And perhaps our favorite touch: A pencil slot on the right chest pocket, which comes with a Tellason yellow #2 for your scribbling needs. This item is only available in a few select retailers, and we’re stoked to be one of them. Get one while we’ve got your size!

We’ve also received new stock from Reigning Champ, incredible new sweaters from Dehen 1920, a restock of Two Feet Ahead socks, and an unheard of restock of the Yuketen Main Guide Boot in brown Chromexcel leather. Many of these items move quickly, so don’t sleep. See you in The Woodlands. 
 
  
 
The Woodlands

Open Daily 11am-7pm

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Black Friday

 

We love our customers, and as a way to say thanks for supporting our business we’d like to extend a special Black Friday heads up.

Here’s the scoop:

Friday 25th: Free domestic shipping on all online orders and 20% off every single item at The Woodlands online and store location. 

Saturday 26th  - Monday 28th: Free domestic shipping on all online orders and 15% off every single item at The Woodlands online and store location.

In addition, we’ll throw in a free gift (set of Woodlands leather coasters) on all orders over $150 from Black Friday until December 15th. Just a little something for the holidays—keep the rings off your table.

Enter this promotional code at checkout: cascadiansale 
 

The Woodlands

11am-7pm Monday - Friday

 413 NW 3rd Ave

Portland, OR 97209 
 
 

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Dehen 1920 at Woodlands

 
Woodlands is proud to be the first store in the United States to showcase the sturdy and finely crafted knitwear of Dehen 1920 
 
Dehen Knitting manufactured many of the original motorcycle club sweaters in the 30’s and 40’s, and is the only original manufacturer that has survived to make the same sweaters today.  Like the original, Dehen’s reproduction club sweaters are made on old-world looms and are built to last for generations. They feature 100% worsted wool, include nearly three pounds of yarn, and have vintage style Talon zippers. 
 
Before WWII, Motorcycling in the US was seen primarily as a sport, and many of the people that owned and rode motorcycles were affiliated with a club.  Competition racing, hill climbs and Gypsy tours were common, and the clubs that were attracted to these events wore their own distinctive apparel, usually a wool quarter zip sweater, often with contrast colored sleeves, and usually decorated with the club name and logo.  While the look of motorcycling changed when returning GI’s adopted denim and leather, the iconic motorcycle club sweater became less common but never disappeared.
Manufactured in Portland, Oregon 

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