Most of the time, when a shoe brand strays beyond its primary raison d’être, the results can feel like an afterthought at best, and a shameless cash-grab at worst. This isn’t one of those times. Danner’s line of thoughtful workwear complements the brand’s tradesman heritage and manages to uphold its commitment to meticulous construction and top-shelf materials. The Cedar Mill flannel shirt, for example, features a beefy Japanese cotton flannel woven on vintage shuttle looms and is outfitted with details like flat-felled seams and corozo nut buttons. Double-knee pants use a hearty denim made from American-grown cotton woven in the one of the last-standing denim mills in the country, and are constructed with ultra durable triple-needle stitching. Barn-style jackets employ wind-proof Gore-Tex fabrics and taped seams for a modern take on a workwear throwback. Danner Larch Mt Denim Shirt Danner Kenton Double Knee Pants Danner Cedar Mill Cotton Flannel Shirt The highest praise I can give it, really, is that the whole collection seems like it should be exclusive to Japan, where the menswear scene …