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The Find: Muttonhead’s new line of outdoorsy apparel for the sartorially-minded

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Now that the temperature is getting tolerable, this summer’s outdoor adventures--be they northern canoeing expeditions or lakeside leisure time--are finally on the horizon for the city’s wilderness-starved population. And beloved Toronto label Muttonhead, after years of hawking consciously made Canadiana gear online and in select boutiques, opened its first flagship on Roncesvalles last weekend. Unlike dorky camping outfits (zip-off cargo pants, anyone?), the pieces from Muttonhead’s new collection, dubbed The Wanderer, will appeal to rustic style lovers and those looking for cool, cozy basics for weekend getaways to cabins, tents, or sleeping hammocks. All pieces are unisex, to make clothes-swapping among friends all the more convenient.

Here, the surprisingly stylish items we can’t wait to sport campfire-side.

The Find: Muttonhead's new line of outdoorsy apparel for the sartorially-minded
The Find: Muttonhead's new line of outdoorsy apparel for the sartorially-minded
The Find: Muttonhead's new line of outdoorsy apparel for the sartorially-minded
The Find: Muttonhead's new line of outdoorsy apparel for the sartorially-minded
The Find: Muttonhead's new line of outdoorsy apparel for the sartorially-minded
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Jean Grant has been a freelance writer since 2015, covering a range of lifestyle topics like shopping, interiors, wellness and culture for publications like Maclean’s and Toronto Life. She also enjoys working with brands to develop custom content, and shares personal essays through her Substack newsletter, Nobody is Thinking About You.
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