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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1966 Jungle Jacket Olive – Tropical Combat Uniform Jacket
The 1966 Jungle Jacket is derived from the Tropical Combat Uniform, the standard uniform of American soldiers during the Vietnam War. Developed in the early 1960s, it was specially designed to withstand the extreme conditions of the jungle: heat, humidity and dense vegetation.
Made from lightweight...
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As the year suggests, the historical origin of the vest dates back to the 19th century. At that time, vests were commonly worn at work to protect shirts from dirt and damage. The 1905 Hauler vest therefore has a somewhat slimmer, more fitted cut and suits taller or longer-torso wearers.
Two front pockets and a waist drawcord complete the look of the...
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When we picture the 1920s and 1930s, we generally think of the newspaper vendor with his flat cap and the newspaper bag worn over one 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 have a place in every wardrobe.
Depending on the...
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When picturing the 1920s and 1930s, one generally thinks of the newspaper vendor with his flat cap and the newspaper bag slung over his shoulder.
No garment defines 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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When we picture the 1920s and 1930s, we generally think of the newspaper vendor with his flat cap and the newspaper bag worn over one 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 have a place in every wardrobe.
Depending on the...
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The 1966 Rodeo Vest has its origins in American workwear. Vests have always been favoured as an extra layer and as protection against wind and the elements. Large pockets helped store tools and daily necessities. This heritage is also reflected in the 1966 Rodeo Vest.
Made from the trusted waxed Jungle Cloth, it is fitted with a quilted inner lining to...
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The 1928 Hunting Vest is a typical representative of the D-pocket hunting vests that came onto the market in the late 1920s. These vests were very popular because they offered plenty of storage space and also protected the wearer from the elements and dense vegetation.
The main feature of these vests was the large D-shaped pocket openings at the front....
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Classic sports T-shirt from the late 1960s.
Relaxed cut and soft 100% cotton fabric.
The 1969 Sports Tee is characterized by the following details:
100% cotton, 180 g/m²
relaxed cut
made in Portugal
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The 1952 Rider Shirt 9oz indigo is a classic western shirt for warmer temperatures. Its cut is typical of a 1950s western work shirt. This shirt is characterized by good mobility and typical western details.
The fabric is a lightweight 9oz denim, made by the Japanese weaving company Collect.
The following details characterize the 1952 Rider Shirt Japanese...
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Classic 1960s long sleeve. A comfortable fit for every occasion!
The 1964 Long Sleeve T-Shirt is characterised by the following details:
100% cotton, 170 g/m²
A slim fit
Made in Portugal
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The "hoody" (hooded sweatshirt) was created by the brand Champion in the 1930s in the United States, in New York. It was originally designed for New York workers who worked outdoors in winter.
The popular 1965 PT Hoody from Pike Brothers in the Heavy Weight edition. The cut is typically wide for the mid-1960s. The hoodie has a comfortable fit, raglan...
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The "hoody" (hooded sweatshirt) was created by the brand Champion in the 1930s in the United States, in New York. It was initially intended for New York workers who worked outdoors in winter.
The popular Pike Brothers 1965 PT Hoody in the Heavy Weight edition. The cut is typically wide for the mid-1960s. The hoodie has a comfortable fit, raglan sleeves, a...
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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
