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The 2023 Filson x Ten Thousand Collection is Rugged

The 2023 Filson x Ten Thousand Collection has been unveiled as the latest collaboration between the brands as a series of garments ready to support the needs of active individuals.

The collection consists of three pieces including the Midweight Tech Hoodie, Versatile Shirt and Tactical Short, which are each constructed with specialized materials. The Midweight Tech Hoodie resists stains thanks to a polyester/cotton blend, while the Versatile Shirt is inherently abrasion-resistant and the Tactical Short has a ripstop, four-way stretch design. The pieces each come in two color options to choose from.

The 2023 Filson x Ten Thousand Collection has been finished with a permanent silver ion anti-odor treatment that will keep the garments fresh for longer periods, even after multiple wears without being washed.
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