Hand picked standouts I’ve worn, tested, or featured, all discounted for a short window.
Huckberry only runs one site wide sale each year, which makes this a rare chance to grab pieces on sale that may be excluded during other promotions. The fifteen percent off applies to the staples many readers already know from Primer, along with a few items I consistently rely on. Nothing here is filler. Every pick is something I own, have used in outfits, or have recommended often enough that it earned a place, but be sure to check the rest of their gear for other good finds.
This list moves through the items with quick notes on why they work, how they fit into real outfits, and what makes them worth considering at this price. If you have been waiting for the moment to upgrade essentials or add one or two thoughtful pieces, this is the most straightforward time to do it.
Flint and Tinder 365 5-Pocket Pant, $91.80 $108 *buy 2, save 15%
These are my go to charcoal pants. If you’ve followed Primer for any amount of time, you know how versatile gray pants can be when you need something that works casual or dressed up. Same familiar five pocket layout as jeans, only done in brushed cotton twill with two percent spandex. I have the straight fit and wear them a lot.
Boiled Wool Station Jacket, $253.30 $298
Clear vintage inspiration here, very post World War II, mid century. Made from boiled wool with a cropped trucker length. The wool texture gives it that same refined look you see on pea coats or top coats, just in a waist length form that’s easier to wear day to day.
Relwen Dura-Flex Chino, $168.30 $198
I’ve featured these before in khaki. Think of them as the love child of a chino mixed with a lightweight hiking pant through a heritage military lens. Super comfortable. The pleated knees help with mobility, though they aren’t something people really notice while you’re wearing them. Lightweight and very easy to wear.
Watch Cap, $21.25 $25
Made in the USA for a little over twenty bucks. Hard to find something American made at this price. Comes in seven colors and works as a straight swap for the one we used in Fall Getup Week’s Casual Modern Layers in City Weight.
Flint and Tinder 365 Chino Pant, $91.80 $108
Comes in four fits. If you’re adding new staples, straight or classic are the safest picks for a modern fit. Designed to feel broken in right away since they’re prewashed, with two percent stretch for comfort.
Flint and Tinder Waxed Harrington Jacket, $210.80 $248
I really like the look of this one. The green works great with the dark brown lining, which you only see when the collar is open. Feels like a Barbour style jacket in a cropped waist silhouette, which makes it more approachable for guys in warmer climates or anyone who wants something that reads more casual than the traditional longer style. Just a very classic, classy jacket.
→ Read more: The Harrington Jacket – Picks + Inspiration
Flint and Tinder Flannel-Lined Waxed Trucker Jacket, $253.30 $298
One of the jackets that helped put Flint and Tinder on the map. I had one in a color they don’t make anymore and it was great. Well made, has shown up in plenty of TV shows and movies, and it’s made in the USA. With 15% off, it’s a good time to pick up something higher quality that also supports domestic production.
Flint and Tinder Stretch Selvedge Denim, $100.30 $118
I have these in the HD Classic fit as part of trying out higher rise, fuller cut jeans. They feel pretty close to a Levi’s 501 experience. Selvedge denim with one percent stretch, which helps without changing the feel. Especially on sale, they’re an easy recommendation.
Flint and Tinder Terry Crewneck Sweatshirt, $83.30 $98
This checks all the boxes I always call out for a great gray crewneck. Raglan sleeves, the collar V, and a soft heather gray that works with everything. I picked this up earlier this year and really like it. Featured in How to Nail Rugged Fall Style in 3 Moves & 3 Outfits.
Flint and Tinder Classic Linen Shirt, $72.25 $85
I featured the navy version a lot in our summer outfits. That color is mostly out of stock now, though the olive, brown, dusty blue, and natural options are all solid picks. One hundred percent linen that behaves the way good linen should. If you’ve read my article on why some linen sucks, this one is on the better side of that.
Flint and Tinder Print Camp Collar Shirt, $37.40 $44
I’ve featured this several times this year. It has a playful handmade pattern that feels vacation ready without looking like a costume. One hundred percent cotton, soft, and easy to wear. Out of season right now, but at this sale price it’s worth grabbing for spring.