10 oz. LOOPWHEEL PARKA Gloves This pattern is derived from

This pattern is derived from the Marine Corps M-1941 utility trousers but differs in material and also in an exposed top front button

synonymous with the 1930’s

and the shirt is tightly sewn with rolled stitches to make a work shirt

The deerkskin down jacket is finished with a one piece western shaped suede yoke

The 8 Hour Union OMBRE CHECK SUMMER FLANNEL SHIRT is a faithful reproduction of a mid-century era work shirt style flannel

10 oz. LOOPWHEEL PARKA Gloves This pattern is derived fromNow available in color CHERRY, the 10 oz. LOOPWHEEL PARKA is made in Wakayama, Japan, of 100% cotton on vintage loop wheel machines, which are known to knit a sluggish pace, with only a single meter of fabric produced every hour. When compared to contemporary manufacturing methods, Loopwheel machines apply a very low thread tension allowing the production of an exceedingly premium and unique fabric. 100% Cotton Made in Japan