1910-1930S old-fashioned overalls, the full-back was not popular at that time. During the peak period of the steam locomotive, many manufacturers have launched their own overalls, although the details are different, the overall structure of the same also reflects the characteristics of overall in that period.

1. 11.5oz Selvage Denim / 14.5oz Selvage Denim(one wash) / 16oz Selvage Denim
2. Wash and dry them inside out with like colors; liquid detergent is recommended；Cannot be exposed to the sun

Beginning in the 1930s, between the needs of different types of work, Overall (strap pants) evolved into a pair of pants with only the lower half. These pants are generally used by trainers, miners, smelters, carpenters and other workers. The reason is that Workwear manufacturing companies also want their products to be worn on a daily basis, without having to look fully armed like Overalls.

1. 12.5OZ Selvage Denim
2. Custom brass buttons
3. Wash and dry them inside out with like colors; liquid detergent is recommended；Cannot be exposed to the sun

The outer layer is JUNGEL CROSS (N-1) pure cotton material, the inner is heavy wool, all the hardware is specially customized, including deck hook (copper), turtle buckle (copper), bold D ring (alloy), Fixed dog buckle (iron), full-length cotton thread sewing, military green herringbone banding, almost no thread end, Make the tools bag look like it was modified with deck Overalls. Both playfulness and functionality, you must give it a try.

Prototype reference 40's U.S. Army gas mask bag, using the contrast setting of canvas and duck hunting camouflage (both sides), the combination of military and outdoor interaction, the classic turtle-back closure method, all hardware are plated in black, There is a tool bag in front of the inside, the main compartment in the middle, there are two adjacent patch pockets, enough to hold daily small objects, all the straps are removable, can be used for shoulder bags, messenger bags (can be fixed at the waist), backpacks, full-course cotton sewing, The army green herringbone belt is covered, you can hardly find any thread, and it has both fun and functionality. You must give it a try.

1. 255g 100% Cotton

The two-pleated trousers that have been popular since the 1930s (or even earlier). The loose trousers brought by the pleats to ensure comfort. It was originally the pants worn by the upper class when they participated in dances or leisure sports.

After the end of World War II, the rise of ivy style made khaki pants (some pleated pants, some did not), this kind of heat has been maintained until the 1990s, whether it is Kitano Takeshi or Wan Ziliang A pair of loose-fitting trousers create an aura. This kind of trousers may be suspected of being old-school, but if matched properly, it is not difficult to wear your own style.

1. 310g (about 10.5oz) Carbon Brushed Khaki
2. Color: Khaki / Yellow

The prototype is taken from the fireman's protective pants. The oblique placket is the main feature, and the pants are wide. The original version does not have a pocket or is just a socket. This version adds a large pocket to facilitate daily use.

1. 10.5OZ EMBR HBT
2. Materials: 100% Cotton

In 1942, the USMC also used a split suit distributed in camouflage cloth made of herringbone, including a top and a pair of trousers. The appearance is very similar to the USMC p-41 version.

1. 11OZ Camo HBT
2. Materials: 100% Cotton

Originally in the Pacific theater, the Marine Corps used the conjoined camouflage suit (duck hunting camouflage) developed for the Army in 1942. It is printed with herringbone (HBT) fabric. On the one hand, it is a green pattern of vegetation used in spring and summer, on the other hand, it is a brown pattern of withered leaves used in autumn and winter (another is that green is suitable for the jungle, while Brown is suitable for the beach).

1. 11OZ HBT
2. Materials: 100% Cotton

On March 27, 1958, France passed the Bretton Stripe Shirt Act, which made blue and white striped knitted shirts part of the French sailor's uniform. It is believed that striped t-shirts help to find sailors who fall off the boat. Later, the Striped T-Shirt became the standard not only for the French Navy and fishing fleet but also for other navies around the world. It became fashionable a century later. The classic Bretton blue and white stripes are the symbols of the sailor, and the collar is also a prominent symbol of the French sailor's shirt. The collar's wonderful use is that it can quickly take off clothes after falling into the water, and won't jam the neck.

1. 220G Knitted Cotton
2. Materials: 100% Cotton
3. Color: White / Indigo Navy