Pike Brothers Superior Garment

Pike Brothers Superior Garment 1927 Henley shirt short sleeve

True workwear bibs as worn in the mid 1950s. Our Mechanic Bib has been made from selvage denim. Regardless of costs and labour we made a denim cloth which is truly unique. The fit is as stylish as it is comfortable, for your everyday business and duties.

1967 Utility Trousers Blue Wabash Rinsed

Our 1967 Utility Trousers are inspired by classic American work pants. With a comfortable fit, they ensure optimal freedom of movement in any situation.

The four front pockets (two slash pockets and two patch

The 1945 Logo Sweater is a classic piece, just like those worn in the 1940s. It features a comfortable fit, a wide waistband, and of course, the signature stitched V at the neckline

The authentic WW2 US Navy Dungarees. As they were worn in the 40s and 50s by the Navy on all ships and around the world. The wide cut and high waist offer great freedom of movement. The patch pockets in the front and back characterize the pants. The light

A2 Deck Jacket

The A2 Deck jacket came out during the very early stages of the Vietnam War and is the iconic piece of USN Equipment in the 1960s. Sailors all over the world were wearing the jacket and approving it for a versatile and utilitarian outdoo

1948 Surf Shirt Kahoolawe Red

Pike Brothers Superior Garment 1905 Hauler Pant Alameda

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Typical Workwear jacket of the 1930s. Based on a woodworking jacket, hence the name: chopping down a tree.
Made of 16oz Sevage Denim with rich texture and a deep indigo tone.

Classic late 1960s T-Shirt. Comfortable fit and made of 100% cotton. 

The original “Elephant Skin” fabric dates back to the Industrial Revolution in the late 19th century. Manual laborers such as welders, carpenters and mechanics favored the strong and durable, yet comfortable “Elephant Skin”. As back then, our “Elephant Sk

The Pattern 1952 was a further development of the British Work and Battle Uniform of the 1940s. It was made out of a sturdy 12oz Selvage denim and had the distinct 1940s features. This was the most recognisable big leg pocket and the smaller first aid poc