Lock Sicker

We are Lock Sicker: a father/daughter venture focused on bringing premium men’s jeans to market. Founded in 2011 by Hugh and Molly Douglas, Lock Sicker is primed to be the newest face of raw denim. As a family company, Lock Sicker is a brand that reflects its founders’ strong sense of heritage, including roots in both Scotland and Haiti. The name itself derives from a Gaelic phrase meaning "Be Sure". The logo, a boar chained to an oak tree, is the Douglas family crest. The jean’s custom made buttons are the veve (symbol) for Papa Legba, a Haitian Vodoo Iwa. Papa Legba is the gatekeeper between the material and spiritual worlds, and is equated by some with Saint Peter. Despite the company’s international influences, Lock Sicker is an American company dedicated to creating jobs in the good ‘ol US of A. As such, all of the jeans and their components, from the fabric to the custom buttons to the hand stamped leather labels, are manufactured in America. So when we say "Made in USA" we really mean it.