
Field Pants
A sharp dressed man just needs a good pair of paints. Our Stretch Field Pant give you the durability required for the tasks at hand, with a versatile style that turns exactly the right heads.
The Harvest Series
Hey, pal - the woods are calling. Local Boy's newest and most diabolical camo series yet. Features technical materials, athletic fits, and our near-guarantee that your prized target wont ever see you coming.
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Harvest Lightweight Hoodie
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Harvest Quarter-Zip
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Harvest Vest
Available in additional colorsRegular price $64.99Regular priceUnit price / per$64.99Sale price $64.99 -
Harvest Field Pants
Available in additional colorsRegular price $99.99Regular priceUnit price / per$99.99Sale price $99.99
Stay Warm with Local Boy
Button-Ups
From stretch flannels to fishing shirts, our button-up selection goes big on function, deep on
styles and above and beyond with class.
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Crawford Dress Shirt
Beige / Wine / Dark SlateRegular price $60.00Regular priceUnit price / per$60.00Sale price $60.00 -
Hutto Stretch Flannel
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Chastain Dress Shirt
Sea Blue / Cream / RedRegular price $60.00Regular priceUnit price / per$60.00Sale price $60.00 -
Strickland Dress Shirt
Gunmetal / Olive / CreamRegular price $60.00Regular priceUnit price / per$60.00Sale price $60.00
Accessories
It’s the little things that matter, be that to keep you stocked up, properly hydrated, or well
covered for dang near any fun you happen to encounter.
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Local Boy Gift Card
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Our Story
Thick as thieves since first grade in the West Over Acres neighborhood of West Columbia, South Carolina, our founders Patrick and David quickly set to doing what any proper local boys have been doing since forever. They fished and hunted. A metric ton.
Wanna know what happened next? Read on!