If you treat Toyotathon like an official holiday, we have found the right collection for you. The newly released Huckberry x Tacoma range celebrates the passion that countless truck fans have for Toyota’s iconic pickup truck.
To make this happen, the rugged menswear brand enlisted the help of highly respected graphic artist Aaron Draplin. (If his designs look familiar, that’s a good thing; he’s done high-profile work for Ford Motor Company, Chris Stapleton, and Re:volve.) This collection combines the kind of designs Draplin is known for with the quality of Huckberry’s outdoor clothing. Add to that the affection the Tacoma has had for 29 years, and you have a winning combination.
TACO TACO TACO hat in brown
Huckberry x Tacoma Taco Hat
The usual Huckberry favorites are on display, including a cozy, ultra-soft South Carolina fleece hoodie and various heavy cotton tees. Baseball and trucker hats are also on display, as Draplin has made headwear a cornerstone of his work. (Keep your eyes peeled, as another hat will be released later in the year.) The Rumpl Puffy Blanket is a highlight, ideal for upcoming fall camping adventures. There’s a pair of unlined Give’r gloves to match the Tacoma’s reliability as a work truck. And who wouldn’t want a James-branded EDC carabiner?
Huckberry x Tacoma Puffy Blanket in Taco Orange
Huckberry x Tacoma Original Puffy Blanket by Rumpl
The collection currently stands at 13 pieces and maintains the standards you expect from everyone involved. It’s the perfect way to show the world your admiration for Toyota’s prized pickup truck – which, like the area it’s named after, remains a paragon of ruggedness.
10 Years Hoodie in Black
Huckberry x Tacoma 10 Years Hoodie
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