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 US Navy deck shirt.
These shirts were designed for cold periods and worn as an insulating layer beneath the N1 Deck Jackets.
Thanks to the thickness of the wool, the shirt provides enough warmth even without the N1 Deck Jacket to stand up to wind and harsh weather.
100% wool
period cut
Made in Portugal
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1937 Roamer Vest Alameda – lightweight workwear vest in wool and linen
The 1937 Roamer Vest Alameda revisits our iconic Roamer vest in a lighter version, ideal for the summer season or warm climates. True to the 1930s workwear aesthetic, it retains its signature straight cut while offering greater breathability and comfort.
Made from a 230 g/m² fabric...
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The 1935 Machinist Trousers have their origins in the world of Swedish workwear.
The cut is reminiscent of sailor's trousers, yet they were actually worn by workers on dry land. Trousers of that era were made from tough elephant skin, and we wanted the same for our 1935 Machinist Trousers.
The original was kindly made available to us by Gyllenhaks...
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The 1943 CPO Shirt is a classic US Navy deck shirt.
These shirts were designed for cold periods and worn as an insulating layer beneath the N1 Deck Jackets.
Thanks to the thickness of the wool, the shirt provides enough warmth even without the N1 Deck Jacket to stand up to wind and harsh weather.
100% wool
period cut
Made in Portugal
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1945 N4 Deck Jacket Marram USN – US Navy Deck Jacket
Created during the Second World War, the N4 Deck Jacket was the intermediate field jacket of the U.S. Navy, the equivalent of the famous M-41 of the US Army. Designed for units operating ashore — notably beach battalions and the legendary Seabees — it adopts an olive shade suited to land camouflage.
The...
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The 1937 Roamer Vest Hickory Stripe is made from hickory denim.
Hickory Stripe came in various shades and widths. It won over farmers in the form of overalls and work trousers.
The 13 oz hickory stripe fabric is pre-washed and therefore very comfortable to wear.
Features
100% cotton
3 chest pockets
corozo buttons
sturdy reinforcement stitching at...
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The 1937 Roamer Shirt references a work shirt from the late 1930s. Like the original, it is very comfortable thanks to its relaxed cut. And it features an additional detail: its "smoker's pocket". In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was widely accepted and everyday life was generally made easier for smokers. The same was true of workwear. Our...
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The Watch Cap was worn by American Navy sailors during the 1930s and 1940s..
This 100% merino wool watch cap is an exact replica of the headgear worn by the US Navy during the conflict. Like the original, it is made up of 8 wool panels assembled in a cross pattern on top of the cap. Merino wool is very soft, warm and non-itching.
Worn on the deck of...
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The Troyer probably owes its name to the English town of Troy Town, although there is also evidence suggesting the term derives from Old German.
Traditionally, the Troyer was knitted in pure wool, a material with water-repellent and insulating properties. Even when wet, wool retains warmth and thus protects against cold and wind – an essential...
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The Troyer probably owes its name to the English town of Troy Town, although there is also evidence suggesting the term derives from Old German.
Traditionally, the Troyer was knitted in pure wool, a material with water-repellent and insulating properties. Even when wet, wool retains warmth and thus protects against cold and wind – an essential...
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The pea coat is the most classic warm sailor's garment. It was already worn in the time of Napoleon.
The Pike Brothers USN mod 38 pea coat offered by Forties-Factory.com is a double-breasted jacket with an "Ulster" collar. It is recognisable by its wide lapel collar, which can be worn open or turned up, thereby protecting and warming the neck. It features...
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The jacket is body-fitted, features an action back and small adjustment tabs on the sides. The sturdy leather offers good protection in difficult weather conditions and also protects against abrasion. Three exterior pockets and one interior pocket provide ample room for everyday essentials.
Features:
100% cowhide leather
classic body-fitted silhouette...
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The Watch Cap was worn by American Navy sailors during the 1930s and 1940s..
This 100% merino wool watch cap is an exact replica of the headgear worn by the US Navy during the conflict. Like the original, it is made up of 8 wool panels assembled in a cross pattern on top of the cap. Merino wool is very soft, warm and non-itching.
Worn on the deck of...
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The Watch Cap was worn by American Navy sailors during the 1930s and 1940s..
This 100% merino wool watch cap is an exact replica of the headgear worn by the US Navy during the conflict. Like the original, it is made up of 8 wool panels assembled in a cross pattern on top of the cap. Merino wool is very soft, warm and non-itching.
Worn on the deck of...
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The Watch Cap was worn by American Navy sailors during the 1930s and 40s.
This 100% merino wool watch cap is an exact replica of the headgear used by the American Navy during the conflict. Like the original, it is made up of 8 pieces of wool joined in a cross pattern on top of the cap. Merino wool is very soft, warm and non-itching.
Worn on the deck of...
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The Watch Cap was worn by American Navy sailors during the 1930s and 1940s..
This 100% merino wool watch cap is an exact replica of the headgear worn by the US Navy during the conflict. Like the original, it is made up of 8 wool panels assembled in a cross pattern on top of the cap. Merino wool is very soft, warm and non-itching.
Worn on the deck of...
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The Watch Cap was worn by American Navy sailors during the 1930s and 40s.
This 100% merino wool watch cap is an exact replica of the headgear used by the American Navy during the conflict. Like the original, it is made up of 8 pieces of wool joined in a cross pattern on top of the cap. Merino wool is very soft, warm and non-itching.
Worn on the deck of...
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The 1958 Roamer trouser in 500 g/m² Genuacord. The trouser fabric is woven in Germany by the traditional weaving workshop Kindermann following a time-honoured recipe.
Features:
100% cotton, 500 g/m²,
woven in Germany
regular waist, regular fit with button fly
zinc-effect buttons and rivets
heavy-duty locking hardware at stress points
D-ring for attaching...
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Our 1958 Roamer trouser is made in 500 g/m² corduroy. The trouser fabric is woven in Germany by the traditional workshop Kindermann.
Features:
100% cotton, 500 g/m²,
woven in Germany
regular waist, regular fit with button fly
zinc-effect buttons and rivets
heavy-duty locking hardware at stress points
D-ring for attaching a pocket watch chain
Made...
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This sweater is inspired by a US Navy submariner's model from the 1920s–30s.
Its cut is timeless and it is still worn to this day. It is very warm; its slim fit and high collar are perfect for braving the rigours of winter, the mountains or the sea.
Merino wool makes it exceptionally soft. Warm and comfortable, it is ideal for winter.
It pairs perfectly...
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This t-shirt is a classic representative of the 1970s era. Icons of motorsport history and cinema such as Steve McQueen made this type of t-shirt popular.
Features:
-100% cotton
-Small chest pocket
-Made in Portugal
-Hand wash or dry clean.
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This 1967 Sports Tee is a classic 1960s t-shirt, with a regular fit and a fabric weight of 175 g/m².
Specifications:
- 100% cotton, 175 g/m²
- Regular fit
- Woven label
- Made in Portugal
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Life at sea has always been tough. Sailors' clothing, too, had to adapt to the most challenging 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 from the U.S. Navy. Both the cut and the fabric, developed in the 1930s, have been only slightly...
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