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"FacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterest\n\nIn 1904, Isaac Spiewak set up shop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn\u2014a full century before it became an enclave for unkempt beards, craft beer, and vintage clothing. Well\u2014all that stuff still existed back then, except without even a tinge of irony. And the vintage clothes? Those were just clothes. Spiewak's sheepskin vests and utilitarian outerwear gained popularity outside of the borough, making its way overseas to kit out soldiers in both World Wars, and also clothed policemen, and first responders for decades. As the years went on, Spiewak adapted to the times utilizing modern fabrics like nylon in hardy coats that've stood the test of time, and can easily handle modern inclement conditions like say, a polar vortex.\n\nIt'd be remiss to dismiss Spiewak Golden Fleece as another \"heritage brand,\" because its wares aren't hokey reproductions channeling the past, they're merely the embodiment of the old adage \"if it ain't broke, don't fix it.\" So while the fabrics, fits, and patterns are of this day and age, the silhouettes are temporally trend proof. They recently debuted their fall 2014 collection at Pitti Uomo, so if peacoats, bomber jackets, and snorkel parkas are your thing, then next fall might be the ideal time to buy a brand new jacket. See what they're all about in the video below.\n\n\n\nSpiewak 1904 | An Icon Endures. from Spiewak on Vimeo."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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