Five People Making Workwear

We use our hands to turn exceptional materials into rugged, functional clothing that's made to last.

Grease Point Workwear began in 2013 in the basement of my family's farmhouse on our orchard in western Colorado. What started as a personal challenge to learn how to make a pair of jeans grew into a commitment to making honest clothing for people who value durability, utility, and craftsmanship.

Today, we're a team of five in Portland, Oregon. We design and make garments that are meant to be worn, repaired when needed, and appreciated more with every year of use.

A finished garment is only as good as the materials it's made from. We put so much care into designing and building every piece that it only makes sense to begin with the best materials we can find. We source exceptional fabrics from the United States, Japan, and Europe, and use high-quality thread, hardware, and trims made in the USA.

I've been fortunate to find four people of uncommon talent who share this vision. Every garment that leaves our shop reflects the skill, care, and pride of the people who made it.

— Amos Culbertson