List of products by brand Pike Brothers

Pike Brothers specializes in producing authentic early 20th-century outdoor and workwear clothing. Authentic means producing garments true to their original era. That is why Forties-Factory.com has selected this quality brand.

Pike Brothers was founded by George and Joseph Pike in 1930.

Their small tailoring shop was located on Portobello Road, in Notting Hill, in the heart of London. Their specialty was bespoke menswear.

During the Second World War, as the number of American soldiers arriving in Great Britain grew, Pike Brothers also specialized in producing uniforms for the US armed forces. They combined the finest fabrics with European craftsmanship, creating a robust, quality American-style menswear with a European influence.

These are the values that keep the brand alive today.

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Grey Cotton / Linen Work Shirt - 1932 Engineer Shirt... Grey Cotton / Linen Work Shirt - 1932 Engineer Shirt... 2
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Grey Cotton / Linen Work Shirt - 1932 Engineer Shirt Union Grey Pike Brothers

P0401-22-0007
€99.17
The 1932 Engineer Shirt by Pike Brothers is typical of American 1930s work shirts, with reinforced shoulders and elbows. This made these shirts far more resistant to wear at friction and stress points. The collar and two front patch pockets are characteristic of this style of shirt. The fabric is a blend of linen and cotton fibers. This blend gives the...
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USN 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Chambray - Pike Brothers USN 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Chambray - Pike Brothers 2
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USN 1937 Roamer Shirt Blue Chambray - Pike Brothers

P0401-15-0016
€99.17
The 1937 Chambray shirt by Pike Brothers is a faithful reproduction of a late-1930s work shirt. It was worn by sailors of the United States Navy — the USN.
Denim Jeans 1965 Lumber Pant 15oz indigo rinsed - Pike... Denim Jeans 1965 Lumber Pant 15oz indigo rinsed - Pike... 2
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Denim Jeans 1965 Lumber Pant 15oz indigo rinsed - Pike Brothers

P0101-22-0007
€115.83
Inspired by a work trouser worn by woodworking craftsmen in 1960s America. From the pocket down to below the knee, the front of the trousers is lined, just like the trousers of American carpenters of the era. It features two patch pockets at the front, two at the back, and a side pocket on each side for a folding rule and tools. This is a genuine work...
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