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 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 most demanding weather conditions. Over the years, specific cuts and materials established themselves in the navy. The 1943 CPO Shirt is one of those garments that emerged in the U.S. Navy. Both the cut and the fabric,...
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The 1923 Buccanoy Shirt is a must for formal occasions. It features a "MAO" collar, as stand-up collar shirts were fashionable in the early part of the last century during the 1920s and 1930s. For evenings and special occasions, it was possible to add a starched detachable collar.
It therefore features a button at the back of the collar for this purpose....
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Classic 1960s sports T-shirt. Comfortable fit for every occasion!
The 1967 Sports Tee is characterised by the following details:
100% cotton
A slim fit
made in Portugal
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Baseball shirts — Originally designed as undershirts to absorb perspiration, they evolved over time to become a garment in their own right. Classic baseball shirts therefore feature a fitted cut, raglan sleeves, and solid-coloured sleeves, with bodies matching the coloured team uniforms.
The following details can be found on this item:
100% cotton,...
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The 1942 Hunting Pant wabash is made from premium selvedge denim.
The term wabash denim comes from the railroad world of the 1920s and 30s, as the striped fabric worn by American railroad workers is typical of that era.
The regular cut with the half-belt and the sturdy reinforced stitching at high-stress points make the 1942 Hunting Pant a robust...
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O.G.-107 shirts have a relaxed fit and are therefore ideal in all seasons, worn with or without a t-shirt underneath.
Pike Brothers produced this shirt from a special camouflage pattern known as the Mitchell Pattern. This pattern was issued to the United States Marine Corps from 1953 in the form of shelter halves and helmet covers, and its use continued...
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The OG-107 trousers were part of the field uniform of the US Armed Forces from 1952 to 1963. The first "Type I" model was issued to troops in 1952 and remained unchanged in shape and cut until production ended in 1963. With minor modifications, the trousers remained in service until the early 1980s. The OG-107 proved its worth in the field, notably due to...
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The 1923 Buccanoy Shirt is a must for formal occasions. It features a "mandarin" collar, as straight-collared shirts were fashionable in the early part of the last century, in the 1920s and 1930s. For evenings and special occasions, it was possible to add a starched detachable collar.
It therefore features a button at the back of the collar for this...
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Carry, haul, pull, hoist: words that evoke the origin of the 1905 Hauler Pant.
These trousers are rooted in the working world of the 19th century. Pike Brothers recreated them on the basis of an old photograph from the 1890s. The photo, taken in an old brewery, shows a warehouseman leaning against a beer barrel. Craftsmen, as well as brewery workers,...
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The 1937 Roamer Vest is a typical workwear vest of the last century. It features 3 exterior pockets and one interior pocket for keeping all the small essentials of daily life.
The following details characterise the 1937 Roamer vest:
45% wool/55% linen at 220 g/m², woven in Portugal
1 interior pocket
Cashew nut buttons
Made in Portugal
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The roots of our 1947 Harvester Trousers lie in British menswear. British men's trousers in the 1920s had a slimmer leg than those worn by men elsewhere in Europe, such as in France or Germany. Other typical features of the era are suspender buttons and a fitted back waistband.
Further features characterise the 1947 Harvester Trousers:
Made in 100%...
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The 1927 Harvester Jacket is inspired by work jackets of the 1920s and 1930s. It has a three-pocket front and a traditional lining.
Further details characterize the 1927 Harvester Jacket:
100% cotton 300g/m²
slim fit
half-lined
Horn buttons
Made in Portugal
