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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The 1943 CPO Shirt is a classic U.S. Navy deck shirt. These shirts were designed for cold weather and worn as an insulating layer underneath N1 Deck Jackets.
Thanks to the thickness of the wool, the 1943 CPO Shirt provides, even without the N1 Deck Jacket, enough warmth to face wind and harsh weather.
The following details characterize the 1943 CPO...
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The U.S. Navy CPO Shirt — a classic among outdoor shirts. Life at sea has always been tough. The clothing had to adapt to the harshest weather conditions. Over the years, specific cuts and materials became standard in the Navy. The 1943 CPO Shirt is one of those garments that emerged from the U.S. Navy. The cut and fabric, developed in the 1930s, have...
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No headwear stirs as much passion as the good old boonie hat. You either love it, or… well, no — you just love it!
Despite all personal preferences, the classic bucket hat has a tradition of over a century. The first headwear of this type appeared on the market more than 100 years ago. Designed to protect the wearer from sun, wind and rain, they quickly...
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This is the reproduction of the legendary sweatshirt worn by Steve McQueen in the no less legendary film "La Grande Evasion" (The Great Escape).
100% cotton
regular fit
Please note, it runs small. Size up for a comfortable fit.
Made in Portugal
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The U.S. Navy CPO Shirt – a classic among outdoor shirts. Life at sea has always been tough. Sailors' clothing, too, had to adapt to the harshest weather conditions. Over the years, specific shapes and materials established themselves in the Navy. The 1943 CPO Shirt is one of those garments that emerged in the U.S. Navy. The cut and fabric, developed in...
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The U.S. Navy CPO Shirt — a classic among outdoor shirts. Life at sea has always been tough. The clothing had to adapt to the harshest weather conditions. Over the years, specific cuts and materials became standard in the Navy. The 1943 CPO Shirt is one of those garments that emerged from the U.S. Navy. The cut and fabric, developed in the 1930s, have...
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The U.S. Navy CPO Shirt – a classic among outdoor shirts. Life at sea has always been tough. Sailors' clothing, too, had to adapt to the harshest weather conditions. Over the years, specific shapes and materials established themselves in the Navy. The 1943 CPO Shirt is one of those garments that emerged in the U.S. Navy. The cut and fabric, developed in...
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The 1954 Oxford Shirt is a classic men's shirt from the early 1950s.
The shirt features a slim fit, a small collar and, as was common with shirts of that era, no chest pocket. The fabric is a lightweight 100% cotton chambray, woven for Pike Brothers on a traditional Portuguese loom.
- 100% cotton, 145 g/m²
- slim fit
- made in Portugal
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There is probably no more iconic American sportswear garment than the baseball jersey.
Historically, there were several evolutions from the 1860s through to the 1980s. This model reproduces the classic baseball jersey of the 1930s. The cut is typically generous, with its piping and felt patches. These details are typical of the 1930s baseball jersey. As...
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When picturing the 1920s and 1930s, one generally thinks of the newspaper boy with his flat cap and the newspaper bag slung over his shoulder.
No garment characterises that era and the street scene quite like the classic flat cap. The 1928 Newsboy Cap is based on a hat from that period and should feature in every wardrobe.
Depending on the combination, it...
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The 1937 Roamer Shirt is very comfortable thanks to its relaxed fit.
And it features an extra detail: its "smoker's pocket".
In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was widely accepted and people generally made life easier for smokers.
The fabric is woven exclusively for us in Portugal and weighs 285 g per square metre.
As is customary with...
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The cut and fabric have changed very little over the decades. Ample freedom of movement and two large chest pockets characterise our 1943 CPO Shirt. Originally, CPOs were made from a heavy wool fabric.
Over the decades, a wide variety of materials has been used.
100% cotton
traditional 1940s cut
Made in Portugal
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The 1943 CPO Shirt is one of those garments that appeared in the U.S. Navy.
Originally developed in the 1930s, the cut and fabric have changed very little over the decades.
Excellent freedom of movement and two large chest pockets characterize our 1943 CPO Shirt.
Originally, CPO shirts were made from a thick wool fabric. Over the decades, a wide variety...
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The 1943 CPO Shirt is one of those garments that appeared in the U.S. Navy.
Originally developed in the 1930s, the cut and fabric have changed very little over the decades.
Excellent freedom of movement and two large chest pockets characterize our 1943 CPO Shirt.
Originally, CPO shirts were made from a thick wool fabric. Over the decades, a wide variety...
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The 1952 Rider Shirt is a classic western shirt from the early 1950s.
It features a regular fit and typically Western details such as reinforced shoulders.
100% cotton
Regular fit
Neck closure
Made in Portugal
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The 1952 Rider Shirt is a classic western shirt from the early 1950s.
It features a regular fit and typically Western details such as reinforced shoulders.
100% cotton
Regular fit
Neck closure
Made in Portugal
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The shirt is made from wool, and often worn as a light jacket.
It is characterised by durable materials, two chest pockets and a classic collar.
Originally part of a uniform, it has found its place over the years in civilian outdoor wear and has become a permanent fixture in our collection.
The 1967 CPO Shirt is an evolution of the original design and...
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Thanks to its shoulder and elbow reinforcements, the 1932 Engineer Shirt meets the demands of a tough daily workload.
Two large chest pockets along with collar stays refine the shirt's silhouette.
Typical of the work shirts of the era.
50% cotton 50% linen
Classic cut
Reinforced shoulders and elbows
Collar stays
Made in Portugal
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The 1947 Roamer Pant features a classic 1940s jeans style. These trousers stand out with a higher back rise and wider thighs, providing optimal comfort and freedom of movement. The turn-up at the bottom of the leg pairs perfectly with boots or sneakers. The dark blue cotton-and-hemp selvage denim is exceptionally durable over time. Its raw, unwashed...
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This 1937 Roamer HBT brown vest is made from a special Herringbone Selvage denim.
100% cotton, Selvage HBT
three front pockets, one interior pocket
Stone walnut buttons
Bar tacks at high-stress points
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Drag, pull, haul, hoist. Words that all point to the origins of our 1905 vest.
As the year suggests, the vest has its historical roots in the working world of the 19th century.
At the time, vests were worn to protect shirts from dirt and damage. This is why vests were deliberately cut close to the body, to avoid snagging on edges or other objects as much...
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These 1947 Harvester Trousers are rooted in British menswear. British trousers were already cut slimmer in the early 1920s.Unlike other countries such as France or Germany. As was customary at the time, braces buttons and a waistband bar are fitted to the trousers. The 1947 Harvester Trousers herringbone twill brown is made from high-quality Herringbone...
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The historical model for this 1923 Buccanoy shirt has its origins in the 1920s. Menswear had favoured straight-collar shirts since the mid-19th century. An additional collar, known as a "detachable collar", could be buttoned onto it.
Cleaning and starching dirty collars was made easier as a result. This style of shirt was very popular until it was...
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This 1937 Roamer Shirt is based on a workwear shirt from the late 1930s. Just like the original, it is very comfortable thanks to its relaxed cut. And it features one extra detail: its "smoker's pocket". In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was widely accepted and life was generally made easier for smokers. The same applied to workwear. Our...
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This 1937 Roamer Shirt is based on a workwear shirt from the late 1930s. Just like the original, it is very comfortable thanks to its relaxed cut. And it features one extra detail: its "smoker's pocket". In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was widely accepted and life was generally made easier for smokers. The same applied to workwear. Our...
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Life at sea has always been tough. Sailors' clothing had to adapt to the harshest weather conditions. Over the years, specific cuts and materials became standard in the navy. The 1943 CPO Shirt is one of those garments that emerged from the U.S. Navy.
Originally developed in the 1930s, the cut and fabric have changed very little over the decades....
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This 1937 Roamer Shirt is based on a workwear shirt from the late 1930s. Just like the original, it is very comfortable thanks to its relaxed cut. And it features one extra detail: its "smoker's pocket". In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was widely accepted and life was generally made easier for smokers.
The same applied to workwear. The...
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The life of a sailor has always been hard. Their clothing, too, had to adapt to the most demanding weather. Over the years, specific shapes and materials became established in the navy. The 1943 CPO Shirt is one of those garments that emerged in the U.S. Navy.
Originally developed in the 1930s, the cut and fabric have changed very little over the...
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NAF 1944 Jacket – The Rare Excellence of the US Navy
Discover the NAF 1944 jacket (Navy Air Force), one of the rarest and most sought-after models of the Second World War. Produced briefly at the end of 1944, this jacket is today the Holy Grail for collectors of vintage and military clothing.
A unique heritage between two legends
The NAF jacket is a...
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These boonie hats are typical of the American sun and jungle hats worn by US GIs during the Vietnam War.
Originally they were part of the tropical kit designed to protect soldiers from rain and sun. Over time, they became not only an essential part of soldiers' equipment, but also a symbol of the pacifist movement of the late 1960s.
Composition:
- 100%...
