Sump Threads

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Ball Cap Three-Pack

Three bent-brim ball caps in ash, night, and sludge. Shade, bad hair days, and a place to stash a chit in the sweatband. Sump Threads curves the brims so you do not look like you bought them yesterday for a costume.

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Bucket Hat Mesh

Soft bucket hat with mesh panels for gateyard sun and the kind of drizzle that laughs at pride. Chin cord optional; most buyers lose it week one. No armor — just a brim and denial.

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Knit Neck Gaiter

Simple knit gaiter for cold necks and dust that is not quite a filter scarf. Pulls up over the mouth when the aisle tastes like metal. Sump Threads keeps it cheap so you buy two and lose one.

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Patched Watch Beanie

Knit watch cap with a visible repair patch and a cuff that stays folded even when you swear. Softens berth cold and hides a bad haircut.…

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Wool-Blend Scarf

Long wool-blend scarf for cold walks — not a filter scarf, not Quiet Carry theater. Just warmth around the neck. Fraying ends sold as character. Sump Threads will not price it like couture.

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Armored Synthleather Jacket

Cut short enough to clear a belt, working shoulder, one-handed closures. Soft ballistic stack under synthleather and waxed dockcloth — denser than the knife-turner, still not Hard Line plate. Power: none (passive).…

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Armored Work Hoodie

Loose through the shoulders, reinforcement close across ribs, spine, and forearms — recycled aramid knit, waxed dockcloth, replaceable polymer. Power: none (passive). Network: none.…

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Bomber Scrap Shell

Scrap-panel bomber — ribbed cuffs, zip front, and a lining that has opinions about previous owners. Warmer than a windbreaker, lighter than the armored synthleather. Power: none (passive). Network: none.…

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Button Work Shirt

Button work shirt with a pen pocket and a collar that survives a week of sweat. The one good shirt for the appointment upstairs — still honest, still Sump. Power: none (passive). Network: none.…

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Denim Vest Sleeveless

Sleeveless scrap-denim vest — pockets that hold a chit book and a bad attitude. Power: none (passive). Network: none. Layer over a henley when the machine bay is too hot for sleeves.…

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Drizzle Windbreaker

Thin windbreaker for the kind of rain that is mostly attitude. Packs into its own pocket, hood that actually stays up in yard gusts, and a color that cameras file as staff. Not vac gear. Not Hard Line.…

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Henley Work Layer

Buttoned henley in charcoal knit — the shirt you wear when a tee feels too naked and a flannel feels like trying. Collar sits open under a chore coat.…

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Knife-Turner Jacket

Short jacket that clears a belt, working shoulder, closures you can work one-handed.…

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Machine-Soap Flannel

Plaid flannel that still smells faintly of machine soap no matter how many times you wash it. Soft enough for berth sleep, thick enough for a cold corridor walk.…

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Mended Wool Sweater

Heavy sweater with visible mends at the elbows — sold that way on purpose so you stop treating clothes like museum pieces. Warm, itchy if you skip the undershirt, honest.…

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Quilted Liner Vest

Sleeveless quilted vest that zips under a jacket or over a henley when the berth HVAC lies. Packs flat into its own pocket.…

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Scrap-Denim Chore Coat

Hip-length chore coat in patched scrap denim — lighter than the armored synthleather, honest enough for a day that is mostly walking and arguing.…

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Sleep Shirt Long

Long sleep shirt that covers enough to walk to the head without a whole outfit change. Soft knit, one pocket for a chit you will lose in the sheets.…

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Stained Crew Tee Three-Pack

Three crew-neck tees in ash, night, and sludge — already faintly stained so you do not cry when the first grease hit lands. The point of Sump Threads is clothes you can live in, not clothes you baby.…

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Thermal Longsleeve Pair

Two waffle-knit thermals for the berths that never quite warm up. Close fit under workwear, not fashion.…

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Wide-Frame Chore Coat

Chore coat patterned for Crodoc-scale and other wide shoulders — deeper armscye, longer back vent, pockets you can actually get a four-digit hand into. Power: none (passive). Network: none.…

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Yard Polo Shift

Short-sleeve polo that reads as 'I have a shift' without reading as 'I have a career.' Moisture-wicking claims on the tag; reality is it dries faster than cotton and still smells like the locker.…

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Armored Climate Trenchcoat

Long coat for when a jacket still leaves too much weather and too much of you exposed. Knee-to-shin hem, storm flap, deep pockets, cut that clears a belt kit without swinging like a cape.…

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Berth Rain Slicker

Knee-length PVC-ish slicker for yard weather that has opinions. Snaps, hood, and a smell that never fully leaves.…

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Corridor Transit Suit

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The Anchor package is the transit suit answer for heavy berth work and ballast-stable loads. Favors shore power, long baselines, and berth clamps over sprint mobility.…

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Knee-Patch Coveralls

One-piece coveralls with factory knee patches, tool loops, and a zipper that still works after a month of grease. The silhouette says yard tech. The pockets say you have things you do not want searched in the open.…

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Long Coat Ash Duster

Long ash duster for dust lanes and cold corridors — cloth and attitude, not soft armor. Power: none (passive). Network: none. Hem takes the dirt so your jeans do not. Dye lots rotate; one duster SKU.…

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Overalls Bib Short

Short-bib overalls for hot machine bays — tool loops, stained canvas, straps that never sit the same twice. Power: none (passive). Network: none. Sister to the knee-patch coveralls when full legs are too much heat.…

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Robe Berth Wrap

Thin robe for post-shower corridors and shared berth politics. Ties closed, pockets for soap and shame. Not spa luxury — just coverage.…

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Dock Grip Gloves

Palm-grit gloves for cable, crate, and the kind of handshake that leaves grease. Thin enough to work a latch key, thick enough to slow a stupid cut. Sold as pairs.…

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Fingerless Type Gloves

Fingerless knit gloves for typing, smoking, and pretending your hands are fine. Warmth without killing dexterity. Sump Threads sells them by the bin near checkout because everyone grabs a pair eventually.

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Dock Knee Pads (Pair)

Hard-cap knee pads with soft straps for deck plates, bilge crawls, and the kind of prayer that happens under a conveyor. Power: none (passive). Network: none. Cap takes the scrape; strap takes the sweat.…

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Compact-Frame Cargos

Ripstop cargos cut for Goblishili, Dwarf, and other compact frames — rise and inseam that are not "kids' Human pants with a belt." Power: none (passive). Network: none.…

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Cut-Off Work Shorts

Heavy shorts cut from dead cargos — hem already fraying in a way that looks intentional only if you squint. For hot berths, hot yards, and people who refuse to pretend the climate controls work.…

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Faded Sump Jeans

Faded dock jeans with reinforced seat and a cuff that has met every grating on the yard. Power: none (passive). Network: none. Knee patches sold separately if you are honest about how you work.…

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Layered Work Skirt

Layered work skirt cut for people who refuse cargos — deep pockets, snap panels, enough swing to clear a ladder without a fashion lecture. Power: none (passive). Network: none.…

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Sleep Drawers Pair

Two pairs of soft sleep pants so you are not climbing into yesterday's cargos at lights-out. Thin, quiet, no cargo flaps. Sump Threads sells them without apology: daily clothes include the ones you sleep in.

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Softshell Track Pants

Charcoal track pants with a softshell outer face — loungewear that can survive a corridor dash in drizzle. Elastic cuffs, one zip pocket for chits.…

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Sump Ripstop Cargos

Ash-stained ripstop cargos with knife pockets, cuff straps, and knees that already look like they lost an argument with grating.…

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Berth Slippers

Closed-toe slippers for the berth so you stop walking barefoot on cold composite like a tourist. Soft sole, washable-ish, ugly on purpose. Daily clothes include the ones you put on between sleep and the corridor.

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Brine Boot Gaiters

Waxed canvas gaiters that strap over work boots to keep brine splash and grit out of the sock line. Power: none (passive). Network: none. Ugly, honest, and the reason your thermal base layer lasts another month.…

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Brine-Proof Work Boots

Oil-proofed work boots with a soft toe (no parade steel) and a tread that still bites wet composite. Quieter than Hard Line assault boots, meaner than sneakers.…

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Deck Sneaker Scuffs

Canvas sneakers with rubber that still grips wet composite better than socks and worse than real boots. Already scuffed in the box. For off-shift, short hops, and people who refuse to lace work boots to buy noodles.

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House Sandals Strap

Strap sandals for berth floors and laundry runs — not yard boots, not fashion. Power: none (passive). Network: none. Grip enough for wet tile; useless on grating and brine decks.…

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Rubber Yard Boots

Pull-on rubber boots for standing water, coolant puddles, and the aisle that always floods. No fashion, no side zip ceremony — just height and a tread. Sump Threads sells tall and taller because ankles are expensive.

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Canvas Chore Apron

Heavy canvas apron with deep tool pockets and a strap that has learned every waist size on the shift. Power: none (passive). Network: none. Keeps grease off the Soft-Chance shirt you borrowed.…

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Webbing Belt Set

Two webbing belts — one black, one ash — with matte buckles that do not wink at scanners. Holds cargos up and pride together. Power: none (passive). Network: none.…

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Canvas Tote Everyday

Stiff canvas tote for market runs, laundry, and the groceries that do not deserve a ruck. Handles that survive a week of overpacking. Prints nothing tactical — on purpose.…

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Laundry Duffel Mesh

Big mesh duffel for dirty clothes so your clean bag does not catch the smell. Drawcord, shoulder strap, honesty. Daily wardrobe logistics is still wardrobe. Sump Threads sells it next to the sock brick for a reason.

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Messenger Satchel Scuffed

Flap messenger bag already scuffed at the corners — papers, a lunch brick, and the small tools you pretend are not tools. Strap adjusts for coat or no coat.…

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Kids Hand-Me-Down Bundle

Bagged mix of small-frame shirts, trousers, and a sweater that has already survived one kid — washed, patched, priced like charity with a receipt. Power: none (passive). Network: none.…

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Salt-Brush Care Kit

Stiff brush, mild salt-cut soap puck, seam wax, and a card that says wash soft armor by hand or stop complaining. Power: none (passive). Network: none.…

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Sock Brick Twelve

Twelve pairs of work socks compressed into a brick. Mix of crew and ankle. The luxury of clean socks is not Spire perfume — it is not rotting in your boots. Sump Threads knows the assignment.

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Undergarment Week Pack

A week of basic undergarments so laundry day is not a moral crisis. Plain, tough elastic, no branding. Daily clothes means the ones nobody sees and everybody needs.…

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Undershirt Six-Pack

Six thin undershirts so you can rotate without doing laundry like a saint. Not armor, not fashion — just the layer between you and the shirt you still have to wear tomorrow.…