TROUSERS, COTTON, KHAKI, 1945 Colour:KHAKI often worn under biker ‘cuts’

often worn under biker ‘cuts’ as a counter-culture rejection to the dapper style of pre-war motorcycle meet-ups

Army Fort Ord motif is rubber-printed by hand in our Kobe-based factory

where Wolfie’s once stood as a fixture of mid-century Miami Beach

This loopwheel tee is knitted in Wakayama

with its round crown and brief brim indebted to the jockey’s headgear

TROUSERS, COTTON, KHAKI, 1945 Colour:KHAKI often worn under biker ‘cuts’The TROUSERS, COTTON, KHAKI, 1945 are modeled on U. S. Army chino trousers produced under the 1945 specification MIL T 2064 and the slightly revised 1951 specification MIL T 2064A, collectively known as 45 Khaki. While the term covers a broad range of wartime and postwar production variations, one detail often associated with the 45 Khaki is the flat felled side seam, a construction method that disappears from Army chino trousers in the early 1950s.