Get This Look Spring 2018

Jen Ripple

21 Mar 2018 — 1 min read

River fashion that makes you look twice

WOMEN'S LAKE CRESCENT SHIRT

By Filson

MSRP - $98.00

photo courtesy of - Filson

The Women’s Lake Crescent Shirt is made of a lightweight, quick-drying fabric that’s perfect for warm days. A UPF rating of 40 keeps skin protected from the sun.

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Offshore Diver

By Seaholm Automatic

MSRP - $1,995.00

photo courtesy of - Seaholm Automatic

The Offshore is a true dive watch designed for extensive use under water. Each model features a Diver's 200M designation, ensuring that every watch produced has undergone rigorous tests for water resistance, shock resistance, anti-magnetism, corrosion and underwater visibility. The uni-directional rotating bezel ensures diving safety and simplifies timing any activity. The watch is designed for various offshore activities including scuba and deep diving. Each Offshore Diver watch comes with a stainless steel bracelet and NATO strap as shown.

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Salmon Spoon Ring

By DEBBY MOORE DESIGNS

MSRP - $150.00

photo courtesy of - DUN Magazine

Custom bent spoon ring with a salmon motif.

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