DOUBLE-KNEE WORK TROUSERS Size:38 The 'RAW-CORD' graphics on this

The 'RAW-CORD' graphics on this boot were hand-painted in our Kobe Headquarters before being cast into a mold

developed in ‘65 and distributed in ‘66 was the first to be cut in the style of a shirt

The ALPACA COLLAR KNIT CARDIGAN takes note from the understated styles worn between the 1930s and 1950s

Army during the early years of World War II

and its oversized nature allowed it to be able to be worn over a soldiers helmet in extreme weather conditions

DOUBLE-KNEE WORK TROUSERS Size:38 The 'RAW-CORD' graphics on thisThe DOUBLE KNEE WORK TROUSERS are made from heavy cotton canvas and feature reinforced front panels to reduce wear at the knees. This design originated in the early 20th century, when garments for labourers began incorporating extra layers of fabric in high wear areas. By the 1940s, it had become a common feature across industries, especially in trades such as carpentry, farming, and construction, where kneeling and crouching placed constant strain on