
The Legend of Rusty Tradesman
The Mascot of the American Working Class -
In a land built by calloused hands and sweat-soaked brows, where steel meets grit and the work never ends — that's where the legend of Rusty was born.

Nobody knows exactly where Rusty came from. Some say he was forged in the back corner of an old machine shop, where the sparks from a welder's torch first flickered life into his bones. Others swear he was raised on the backroads, hauling hay at sunrise and turning wrenches under the hood of beat-up trucks long after the sun went down.
BUT WHAT WE DO KNOW IS THIS
Rusty ain't afraid to get his hands dirty. He's the spirit of every man and woman who's ever punched a clock, chased the American dream, and built this country from the ground up. The kind of soul who believes in a hard day's work, a firm handshake, and earning every damn dollar.
With a cigarette dangling from his jawbone and a rusty old cap tipped low, Rusty walks the line between blue-collar tradition and the ones still breaking ground today. He doesn't talk much — he lets the work speak for itself. Welders, truckers, mechanics, linemen, machinists, cowboys — Rusty's walked in their boots and stood in their shadows.
He's the one who keeps grinding when the work ain't done. He's the one who clocks in... and never clocks out.
Rusty ain't just a skeleton — he's a symbol. A walking reminder that this country was built on the backs of tradesmen and the ones who never gave up. Whether it's turning wrenches in a garage or hauling freight down the highway, Rusty rides shotgun with every working man and woman chasing that paycheck.
No fame. No fortune. Just Grease. Grit. Glory.
They say legends never die — and neither does Rusty.
So if you've ever worked through a busted knuckle, drank coffee black at 4AM, or felt the pride of seeing a day's work done right — then Rusty ain't just a mascot...
He's one of your own.
So Wear the Grit of Rusty Tradesman

Rusty's Core Values
Work Comes First No Handouts. No Shortcuts.
Grit Over Glamour
This ain't fast fashion.
American Made
If we can't make it here, we won't sell it.
Built to Last
If Rusty's name is on it, it'll outlast the job.
