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Even more Raw Selvage Denim and even more details! A further style has found it's way into our high-class "Selage-Denim" league!

New style - new selvage quality - same slogan: "Think Big!". This first-class, rough 14,7 oz denim won't cry craven withou

Originele werkkleding van spijkerstof met 1935 kenmerken. De Pike Brothers Mechanic Bib is gemaakt van 11 Ounce raw denim met "selvage" rand. Onafhankelijk van kosten en arbeid heeft Pike Brothers een super tuinbroek gemaakt, die werkelijk uniek is. Prima

Hawaiin Shirt with Summa Jam graphic.

Produced in: Europe
Colour: Beige
Material: 100% Tencil

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Our 1958 Roamer Pant is based on an original pair from the late 1950s, which has been made from 15 ounce raw denim with selvage edge. Regardless of costs and labour we made a denim, which is superior in quality and strong in texture

This type of jeans was first introduced in the 1940s, when women had to go to work and support their homeland industry during WW2. The hard industrial work called for pants that were strong and long-lasting, which is why a heavier denim was used. Their ve

T-Shirt with viandardes print

Produced in: Portugal
Colour: Off White
Woven sleeve label
Material: 100% Cotton
Internal taping and reinforced stitching

Get that authentic vintage look with our Pablo Striped Knitted Polo.

Short sleeved polo shirt
Fine 12 gauge knit
Perfect transitional piece for the changing seasons
Falling mid-century style collar

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A classic for underneath! Our 1936 Waffle Shirts are perfect for the colder seasons. Heavy material and a smooth surface keep you warm.

- classic heavyweight Waffle, 100% Cotton
- button front
- Made in Portugal

T-Shirt with Misfits graphic. The model on the picture is 1.79m tall and is wearing a LARGE size.

Produced in: Portugal
Colour: Black
Woven sleeve label
Material: 100% Cotton
Internal taping and reinforced stitching

These fantastic Marlene Pants by Rumble59are made from high-class stretch-denim and are classical high-waisted. Of course Marlene Dietrich would love it!

The Rumble59 Marlene Pants are deep-blue and decorated with nice coconut buttons at the left side

The first jeans or Overalls as they were called were introduced around 1860 for workers in the Western gold mines. Especially at the turn of the century there were many little work wear manufacturers which produced trousers and tops for gold miners in the

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