Corpsware's Workwear Is For Real Craftspeople
The Bay Area label’s “Season 2” collection is filled with technical work shirts, durable canvas trousers, crossbody tool bags and more for hands-on creatives.
Born in San Francisco, California, Corspware is a utilitarian fashion label creating function-first fashion for everyday craftspeople. Driven by tailoring and technicality, the Bay Area label’s workwear is built for those who work and create with their hands. In simple terms, the brand’s clothes are “designed to work at the office, the shop, and even a couple of drinks afterward.”
Today, Corpsware has pulled back the curtain on its “Season 2” collection, a solid lineup of spring-friendly utility pieces prioritizing durability, performance, and contemporary style. Standout pieces include the Half Zip Workshirt, which is cut and sewn in San Francisco with a sturdy twill cotton textile and Cooldot moisture-wicking panels, and the Easy Work Pant, which boasts a washed canvas body, a tapered fit, and a sewn-in belt.
Elsewhere, the sophomore lineup houses new accessories, like a postman-inspired tote bag made for “quick trips to the farmer’s market,” per the label. There’s also a crossbody tool bag that looks especially industrial, as well as a bottle bag designed to carry everything from a Stanley Cup to a fine wine.
The Corpsware Season 2 collection will launch online on Thursday, March 20, at 10 a.m. PT. Take a look at the designs in the gallery above.
