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From Job Site to Sidewalk: Dickies and Pull&Bear Map Workwear's Long Walk

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Dickies and Pull&Bear have made a joint line that follows workwear from its working roots to the clothes people now wear on the street. It's cut for both men and women. The line tells that story itself, starting with garments built for a shift and ending with pieces made for the pavement. From the Hamptons to Beverly Hills, readers will know the idea: hard-wearing clothes made for labor that became part of everyday style.

With reporting from WWD.

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