List of products by supplier PIKE BROTHERS
Denim, Chopper, Roamer, overalls, shirts, jackets, t-shirts and vests of civilian or military inspiration from the Pike Brothers brand
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These jeans are an authentic reproduction of the trousers worn by US Navy sailors during World War II, and through into the 1950s.
The wide cut and high waist offer great freedom of movement. The patch pockets front and back are characteristic of this Navy jean. The 10 oz denim is lightweight, making these jeans very comfortable in summer, even in...
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Classic round-neck T-shirt from the late 1940s. Perfect as an undershirt or as a T-shirt when the weather warms up.
Sold as a pack of 2.
Tubular T-shirts 100% cotton, 220 g/m²
Round neck
Navy blue colour
Slim fit
Made in Portugal
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The 1952 Lowkinawa Boot traces its origins to the jungles of Southeast Asia.
In the 1950s, the U.S. Army began developing footwear for hot and humid environments. The first trials took place in Okinawa, Japan, which is how the name Okinawa Boots came about.
Pike Brothers created an ankle boot with a shorter shaft and decided to name it Lowkinawa. The...
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Reproduction of the ANJ-2 summer flight jacket. This lightweight jacket was used in tropical or hot climates during the Second World War. The AN specification denotes a joint procurement order from the Quartermaster for the Army or the Navy. It was intended for pilots or crew members.
It features 4 patch pockets and two interior pockets. The additional...
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The "Beo Gam" camouflage is inspired by duck-hunter clothing from the 1940s. It appeared in the early 1960s during the Vietnam War. It was designed for special forces operating in Southeast Asia.
The camouflage is created by combining different shapes in varying shades of brown and green on a beige background. This camouflage pattern is primarily...
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The "Beo Gam" camouflage is inspired by duck-hunting garments of the 1940s. It appeared in the early 1960s during the Vietnam War. It was intended for special forces operating in South-East Asia.
The camouflage is created by combining various shapes in shades of brown and green, more or less dark, on a beige background. This camouflage was used...
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The "Beo Gam" camouflage is inspired by duck-hunting garments of the 1940s. It appeared in the early 1960s during the Vietnam War. It was intended for special forces operating in South-East Asia.
The camouflage is created by combining various shapes in shades of brown and green, more or less dark, on a beige background. This camouflage was used...
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The 1947 Albatros shirt takes a classic approach to men's shirting.
It features a slim silhouette, a small collar and a chest pocket.
- 100% cotton - Slim fit - Chest pocket
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With a 1930s/40s-style cut, it is very comfortable thanks to its generous fit and features an additional detail: the "smoker's pocket".
In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was widely accepted and workwear was generally adapted to make life easier for smokers. The smoker's pocket is cut so that a soft pack of cigarettes fits inside it. This...
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This blanket is ideal at home on a bed or sofa, as a decorative throw, or on the road in a car or on a motorcycle to keep warm or for picnics.
Large and soft, it is ideal for your comfort.
- 100% virgin wool - North American vintage design - dimensions: 170 x 200 cm - fitted with a genuine leather strap - made in Portugal
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This henley-style shirt is inspired by a workwear garment from the early 1930s.
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With a 1930s/40s-style cut, it is very comfortable thanks to its generous fit and features an additional detail: the "smoker's pocket".
In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was widely accepted and workwear was generally adapted to make life easier for smokers. The smoker's pocket is cut so that a soft pack of cigarettes fits inside it. This...
