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Free Shopify theme · Fashion & Apparel · Trend Shop
A periwinkle and mustard storefront for an Astoria workshop that waxes its own canvas and sews one pullover rain smock in three lengths.
Published October 25, 2026. Built from a brief, no account needed to download.
Gusset & Slicker is a two person workroom above a net loft on Marine Drive in Astoria, Oregon, run by Ingrid Halvorsen, who mended gillnets for fourteen years before she started sewing rain gear for the crew. She buys plain unbleached cotton canvas, rubs a blend of beeswax and paraffin into it by hand, irons the wax through with a hot iron, and sews each smock with underarm gussets so the wearer can haul a line overhead without the hem riding up.
A small clothing maker with one hero garment and a reason it costs more than a mall raincoat: waxed jackets, smocks, aprons, chore coats, fishing bibs. The shoppers are people who work or walk outside in weather and want to see how the thing is built before they spend, so the page opens on the smock hanging from a peg, comes in close on the double stitched seam and the brass snap, then shows hands working wax into the canvas. The Trend Shop layout keeps the product photo large and the copy short, which suits a garment that sells on colour and construction rather than on a long origin story.
The style is Trend Shop on its second variant. The primary is a dusty periwinkle close to the painted plank walls in the photos and the accent is a clear yellow close to the smock itself, so the buy button picks up the garment instead of fighting it. The brand facts lead with the wax because that is the first question anyone asks about waxed cotton, then the gussets, because they are the detail a working buyer cannot get from a cheaper coat, then the free rewaxing, because it answers the worry about how long the finish lasts.
