At Home in the Hills
The Fall 2026 Collection
In Praise of an Ozark Autumn
The hills are at their best this time of year, and this collection was made to be out in them. Soft fabrics in the colors of the woods. Classic silhouettes with details borrowed from vintage workwear. Layers for when the chill sets in.
The Jasper Garment-Dyed Workshirt
The color of a muted, earthy olive-green, garment-dyed into a soft twill that feels broken-in from day one. This is the Jasper Workshirt, back in a new fabric.
The "Ozarks of Arkansas" Bandana
Inspired by mid-century souvenir tea towels and inclusive of four very special places in the Arkansas Ozarks.
The Winslow Henley
A cut above a plain tee, with varsity stripes and contrasting trim
"What a beautiful world this is! Have you noticed the wonderful coloring of the sky at sunrise? ... What glorious colors in the woods these days! Did you ever think that great painters have spent their lives trying to reproduce on canvas what we see every day?"
Laura Ingalls Wilder, “An Autumn Day,” The Missouri Ruralist, October 1917
The Mulberry Garment-Dyed Overalls
Cut from the same twill as the garment-dyed Jasper Workshirt, and adorned with a woven label on the front bib pocket. Loose, soft, and made for exploring on sunny afternoons.
The Wildflower Paisley Bandana
A deep oxblood hue adorned with deep cream flowers and paisleys.
The Mansfield Waffle Tee
A mid-weight thermal for layering up or wearing alone on crisp, cool days
The Springfield Ringer
A classic ringer for fall.
The Mulberry Denim Overalls
All the ease of the Mulberry Twill Overalls, in a longer length and a soft, mid-weight denim.
At Home in the Hills
Dawn to dusk on an Ozark homestead.
At Home in the Hills
Dawn to dusk on an Ozark homestead.