MuskOx pays attention to practical garment details rather than relying entirely on fabric weight as a selling point. The Field Grand Flannel, for example, includes a button-front closure, wrist closures, two secure chest pockets, and a locker loop. Recycled-content buttons are also incorporated into the construction. These details enhance the shirt's functionality without compromising its traditional appearance. The chest pockets are particularly useful for customers who wear the shirt outdoors or while working, providing convenient storage for small everyday items. The locker loop also makes the garment easier to hang when traveling or storing it. The namesake flannel of Yukon, a resident muskox at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. This flannel embodies the strength and warmth of Yukon's two-layered coat as we constructed it out of a heavyweight cotton twill and lined with cotton flannel. This heavyweight flannel jacket has a soft brushed interior, you won't have to sacrifice comfort for durability. The Yukon comes equipped with two secure flapped chest pockets and two side-seam pockets. MuskOx compares its fabrics with conventional flannels by highlighting the difference in material weight. According to the brand, inexpensive flannels may use fabrics around 2 oz. per square yard, average flannels around 4 oz., while MuskOx heavyweight flannels are generally in the 8–9 oz. per square-yard range.