POCKET TEE Denim We’ve been using the world-famous

We’ve been using the world-famous BUCO Helmet Logo since 1966

a sort of contradiction-in-terms where the purpose of the design serves only to promote itself

when tiger stripe camouflage emerged as a regional adaptation of the French lizard pattern

Despite the civilian atmosphere maintained around the R&R centre

The denim dungaree jumper was introduced as a practical working alternative to the wool Dress Blue jumper that had become standard issue during the American Civil War

POCKET TEE Denim We’ve been using the world-famousThe POCKET TEE from Joe McCoy is the archetypal crewneck t shirt, true to those popularized in the 1950s. The 8 oz. 100% cotton fabric has a tubular body construction with no side seams, made in the Wakayama Prefecture. The American Staple Crewneck Tee emerged at the turn of the century, marketed as a buttonless undershirt. Initially, these garments were designed as an undergarment for bachelors, who often struggled with sewing buttons back onto