Dubbleware was founded in 1918 by renowned manufacturer M. Hoffman in his hometown of Boston, Massachusetts—a city that would shape the brand’s identity for decades to come. Rooted in quality and built for durability, Dubbleware quickly earned a loyal following among America’s farmers and tradespeople, becoming a staple of blue-collar wardrobes throughout the 1930s.

More than just a workwear brand, Dubbleware was also ahead of its time in representation—one of the first to market workwear to both men and women, with inclusive campaigns that reflected the changing American workforce.

Production was disrupted during World War II, and the original factory ultimately closed in the years that followed. But the spirit of Dubbleware endured—a symbol of resilience, functionality, and timeless American design.

Today, Dubbleware sits comfortably within a considered brand mix of contemporary workwear and heritage revival labels, appealing to customers who appreciate authenticity, utility, and understated style. Dubbleware offers a refined yet accessible take on classic American workwear, subtly updated for today's standards without losing the rugged spirit that defines it