CORDUROY OPEN COLLAR SHIRT Size:17 The courage of the Gurkhas

The courage of the Gurkhas was praised even after Nepal was defeated by the British Empire in the Anglo-Nepalese War

The artwork dates back to the 1930s and 1940s when Hawaii was becoming a popular tourist destination

Established in the mid-1800s during the American Revolution

Designed exclusively to button into the M-1951 Parka to provide added warmth and protection from the elements during the colder months

The colour of the t-shirts that were originally issued to soldiers were white

CORDUROY OPEN COLLAR SHIRT Size:17 The courage of the GurkhasOpen Collar Corduroy shirts became popular in the 1950s as a form of casual workwear, seen as a more stylish alternative to traditional flannel shirts and even crossed over into Ivy League style later in the era. This example, also available in Mustard is made of a fine, 14 Wale cotton wool Corduroy with a bespoke Rayon back lining and constructed in a boxy fit and finished with a straight hem, true to the vintage proportions. The open collar is