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1933 Cigarette Pocket Denim Work Shirt

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Models

  • Model is 5' 7" / 170cm and 143lbs / 65kg. He wears a size 36.
  • Model is 5' 9" / 178cm and 160lbs / 72.5kg. He wears a size 38. As the pictures show.
  • Model is 5' 11"/ 180cm and 176lbs / 80kg. He wears a size 40.
  • Model is 5' 9" / 178cm and 194lbs / 88kg. He wears a size 42.
  • Model is 5'11" / 180cm and 209lbs / 95kg. He wears a size 44.
  • Model is 6' / 182cm and 227lbs / 103kg. He wears a size 46.

Shirts with reinforced patches on the shoulders and back date back to the late 19th century, designed as durable work pullovers. The “cigarette pocket” design first appeared in 1929, commonly referred to as the “Flyer” pocket. The name comes from the way the pocket’s bottom can be pushed upwards to release cigarettes. By the 1930s, a new type of shirt emerged, combining ventilation holes with the cigarette pocket for improved functionality.

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