AUTUMN-WINTER

26

Thirty-five pieces built for a wet coast and a cold commute. Down, waxed cotton, lambswool and heavy flannel — layers that work together because they were drawn together.

Outerwear

Four styles

The outer layer does the hardest work, so we start there and build the rest of the range underneath it. Down for standing still, waxed cotton for moving, and a bomber light enough to forget you put on.

AW26 Knitwear

Four sweaters on three gauges, knit from undyed lambswool and extra-fine merino. Saddle shoulders, lined zip garages, and ribs tight enough to hold a pushed-up sleeve.

Every piece is finished by hand and blocked flat before it leaves the mill.

    Ashland Flannel Overshirt, worn
    Ashland Flannel Overshirt — Moss Check
    Timber Check Shirt, worn
    Timber Check Shirt — Indigo Check

    How we work

    01

    Short runs, then a decision

    Nothing is cut in quantities above four hundred. When a run sells through we read the returns before we decide whether it earns another one.

    02

    Repairs before replacements

    Every garment carries a free repair for two years. Send it back, we fix it and return it. Waxed cotton gets re-waxed free for three.

    03

    Named mills, named makers

    Cotton from Portugal, wool from Yorkshire, cut and sewn in Oregon and Ontario. Every product page names the cloth.

    Autumn-Winter 26 lookbook

    The AW26 Lookbook

    Shot over two grey mornings on the Columbia, the lookbook follows the collection through the weather it was drawn for. Nineteen frames, no styling tricks, everything worn the way we actually wear it.

    The Cascadia is photographed in its fourth season. The Sitka has been re-waxed twice. We would rather show you a jacket that has been somewhere than one fresh off the roll.

    Photographed on location in Astoria and the Columbia River Gorge.

    Headwear

    AW26 Collection

    Two beanies for cold light and long walks — one ribbed and close, one cabled and deep. Each is knit in a single run from one dye lot, so the batch stays consistent and the colour stays true.

    “The rare small label whose restraint reads as confidence rather than caution. Vantage make four t-shirts. You only need one of them.”

    Northwest Quarterly, 2026

    The Driftwood Collection

    Driftwood brings together the pieces we reach for when the day has no fixed shape. Light, unfussy, built to be layered and re-layered as the weather makes up its mind.

      About Us

      Vantage Supply Co. was founded in Portland, Oregon to make a small number of garments properly, and then keep making them.

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      Portland

      Alder & Foss
      214 SE Ash St

      Seattle

      Ballard Supply
      1180 NW Market St

      Vancouver

      Nook
      88 Water St

      Tokyo

      Sanzoku
      Nakameguro 2-14-9

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      Shipping & Returns

      Free on orders over $150. Thirty days to change your mind.

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      Repairs

      Two years of free repairs on everything we make.

      How it works

      Lookbook

      Nineteen frames from the Autumn–Winter 26 shoot on the Columbia.

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