The TRIBAL CAMOUFLAGE BOONIE HAT is a civilian hunting hat made from printed cotton twill
) has been diligently recreated in Nylon 66 and benefits from Cotton/Wool Pile interlining
This reproduction references a version fitted with urea buttons and featuring standard single-welt pockets and a flat-felled side seam
The wool lining used in the original overalls has been removed for improved comfort and versatility
Vacationing emerged as a symbol of the middle class and ‘Resort’ wear was introduced as an aspirational alternative to the formal clothing worn while travelling in the first half of the 20th Century
DOUBLE-PLEAT CORDUROY TROUSERS Footwear The TRIBAL CAMOUFLAGE BOONIE HATDrawing from the easy silhouettes of late 20th century American and European menswear, the DOUBLE PLEAT CORDUROY TROUSERS call back to a time when casual tailoring and workwear often overlapped, being favored by laborers, craftsmen, and tradesmen. Made from wide wale cotton corduroy, theyre cut with a generous fit through the thigh and a slight taper below the knee, helped by a pair of forward facing pleats that add volume and shape. This heavy wide
