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 Chopper – The lumberjack trouser reinvented
Inspired by the lumberjack trousers of the 1930s, the Chopper embodies the rugged, functional spirit of that legendary era. Its name evokes the action: "to fell the tree and chop it into firewood", a tribute to the workers who shaped the forests.
A design inspired by history
Originally, jeans were worn as...
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"Chino" trousers are of military origin. They were worn in the US Army during the Second World War. They were also worn in the French Army.
The fit is wide and comfortable, allowing great freedom of movement. Washed and pressed, it has the straight bearing of a uniform. The fabric is a cavalry twill.
Cavalry twill 320 g/m2 100% cotton
High waist, wide...
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The origin of this T-shirt lies in the underwear of the 1920s. In short or long sleeves, they were worn under the shirt.
The cut of the Henley Shirt is based on period patterns. 100% cotton, it is finer than the 1954 Utility Shirt model and therefore lighter and cooler to wear. It is perfect under a shirt but can also be worn as a main garment in summer.
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The origin of this t-shirt lies in the underwear of the 1920s. With short or long sleeves, they were worn under the shirt.
The cut of the Henley Shirt is based on period patterns. 100% cotton, it is finer than the 1954 Utility Shirt and therefore lighter and cooler to wear. It is perfect under a shirt but can also be worn as a main garment in summer.
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The 1937 Roamer Vest is crafted from a particularly robust 11oz selvedge denim. Its origins date back to the early 20th century in the United States, where it was especially prized by railroad workers.
But its cut and structure lend it a certain elegance, particularly appreciated in the 1930s and 1940s. From a work vest, it evolved into a neat and...
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This Long John is ideal for the cold seasons. It can be worn as an undergarment to protect against the cold, or at home as a standalone garment.
Already known since the 17th century, it took some 200 years for the Long John to reach its hour of glory. And it was precisely the cowboys who made it famous.
- 100% cotton
- brushed cotton jersey
- front...
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Hunnicutt — an icon from the legendary TV series M.A.S.H.
Classic 1950s sport sweatshirt. Warm and comfortable to wear. Ideal for sporting activities or simply for leisure.
100% cotton
Comfortable fit
Made in Portugal
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The origins of this t-shirt lie in the underwear of the 1920s. Whether short- or long-sleeved, they were worn beneath the shirt.
The cut of the Henley Shirt is based on period patterns. 100% cotton, it is finer than the 1954 Utility Shirt and therefore lighter and cooler to wear. It is perfect under a shirt but can also be worn as a standalone garment in...
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The origin of this t-shirt lies in the undergarments of the 1920s. In short or long sleeves, they were worn under a shirt.
The cut of the Henley Shirt is based on period patterns. 100% cotton, it is finer than the 1954 Utility Shirt and therefore lighter and cooler to wear. It is perfect under a shirt but can also be worn as a standalone garment in summer.
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The origins of this t-shirt lie in the underwear of the 1920s. Whether short- or long-sleeved, they were worn beneath the shirt.
The cut of the Henley Shirt is based on period patterns. 100% cotton, it is finer than the 1954 Utility Shirt and therefore lighter and cooler to wear. It is perfect under a shirt but can also be worn as a standalone garment in...
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The OG-107 trousers were part of the US Armed Forces field uniform between 1952 and 1963. The first model, Type I, was issued to troops in 1952; the cut and shape remained unchanged until production ceased in 1963.
The OG-107 proved itself in the field, both for its durability and its comfortable cut. For this model, the original pattern and fabric of...
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Pack of two boxers, classic boxer cut. Made from thick cotton knitted on vintage circular knitting machines.
100% cotton, 240g/m²
Comfortable, regular fit
Set of two
Made in Portugal
Size / US trouser sizes
S / 28-30
M / 30-32
L / 32-34
XL / 34-36
XXL / 36-38
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Pack of two boxer shorts, classic boxer cut. Made from thick cotton knitted on vintage circular knitting machines.
100% cotton, 240g/m²
Comfortable, regular fit
Pack of two
Made in Portugal
Size / US trouser sizes
S / 28-30
M / 30-32
L / 32-34
XL / 34-36
XXL / 36-38
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This plaid is ideal at home, on a bed or sofa, as decoration, or even in the car or on a motorcycle to keep warm or for a picnic.
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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The Deck Hook Jacket appeared in the US Navy in 1943/44 as a replacement for the Deck Zip Jacket. The Navy then decided to experiment with a hook fastening system. Its predecessor featured only a zipper, which had a tendency to freeze in the sometimes polar cold on ship decks. Furthermore, opening or closing the zip while wearing gloves was extremely...
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A pair of thick, soft socks to keep your feet warm!
These socks are thick and feature a reinforced sole for added comfort. They are ideal for winter.
- 36% wool, 36% acrylic, 9% polyamide, 6% Coolmax, 3% elastane
- Thick and warm
- reinforced sole
- Made in Portugal
Sizes:
S from 39 to 42
M from 43 to 46
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The 1938 Cricketeer Shoe is a men's shoe with a classic last inspired by 1930s fashion.
The last shape and leather sole provide all their comfort to the shoe, making it a pleasure to wear every day. The sole features a Goodyear welt (double stitching). They are therefore resoleable.
- Goodyear welt
- Made from cowhide leather
- Classic Budapest...
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From 1952 to 1963, the OG-107 shirt was issued as part of the standard field uniform of the United States Armed Forces. The OG-107 proved its worth in the field, both for its durability and its comfortable cut.
100% Cotton 345 g/m²
loose fit
pre-washed shirt, does not shrink in the wash
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From 1952 to 1963, the OG-107 shirt was issued as part of the standard field uniform of the US armed forces. The OG-107 proved itself in the field, both for its durability and its comfortable cut.
100% Cotton 345 g/m²
loose fit
pre-washed shirt, will not shrink in the wash
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From 1952 to 1963, the OG-107 shirt was issued as part of the standard field uniform of the US armed forces. The OG-107 proved itself in the field, both for its durability and its comfortable cut.
100% Cotton 345 g/m²
loose fit
pre-washed shirt, will not shrink in the wash
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From 1952 to 1963, the OG-107 shirt was issued as part of the standard field uniform of the United States Armed Forces. The OG-107 proved its worth in the field, both for its durability and its comfortable cut.
100% Cotton 345 g/m²
loose fit
button fly
pre-washed shorts, do not shrink in the wash
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From 1952 to 1963, the OG-107 shirt was issued as part of the standard field uniform of the US armed forces. The OG-107 proved itself in the field, both for its durability and its comfortable cut.
100% Cotton 345 g/m²
loose fit
button fly
pre-washed shorts, will not shrink in the wash
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From 1952 to 1963, the OG-107 shirt was issued as part of the standard field uniform of the United States Armed Forces. The OG-107 proved its worth in the field, both for its durability and its comfortable cut.
100% Cotton 345 g/m²
loose fit
button fly
pre-washed shorts, do not shrink in the wash
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The HBT Tarawa trousers are directly inspired by the legendary P41 fatigue trousers worn by USMC (US Marine Corps) soldiers during World War II. They were worn from Camp Pendleton (California, north of San Diego) all the way to the beaches of the Pacific.
Their overall appearance is that of early 1940s work trousers. The HBT (Herringbone Twill) fabric...
