OFF HOURS: The “anti-burbon” burbon.
Think of a whiskey drinker. Be honest, you're probably thinking about a salt and pepper-haired gentleman in a dimly lit room smoking a cigar or a rugged, cowboy-looking individual on a secluded parcel of land somewhere. The stereotype in the world of bourbon is a concrete wall built a mile high, but that didn't stop Off Hours from turning its back on pre-conceived notions and doing its own thing. Like giving whiskey a modern twist. Like appealing to women as well as men. Like making a whiskey that is made for moments in the middle, not just special occasions. Like taking a laid-back, less country club approach and declaring that whiskey is made for everyone, everywhere.
That's the type of approach we love.
Dinner Service makes garments meant to commemorate the moments that matter. Connection, memory, experience. Times when we're open to the unknown. We look into a lot of different worlds, but invite you to all of them from the same table. Everyone is welcome, and that's never been an accident. We'd rather build culture than follow it. Turns out Off Hours has been doing the same thing with bourbon since day one. This collection is the result of a shared love of community.
The Off Hours collection consists of three pieces.
A 14oz 100% cotton peached twill chore jacket with a contrast color collar, patch pockets, and a secret interior woven label recipe, built to be worn hard and kept longer. A 100% cotton waffle thermal, dense knit with a weight you notice in a good way. A retro-fit crewneck knit sweater in 100% organic combed cotton, and needle-knit Off Hours artwork. Three pieces you can reach for again and again.
Pour it how you want. Neat? On the Rocks?
Wear it how you want. Layered? Individually?
Your choice.
The collection is live now. Once it's gone, it's gone.
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