U.S.N. DOUBLE-KNEE SWEATPANTS Sweatshirts the shirt could be worn

the shirt could be worn without the jacket in hot climates

the COTTON/NYLON DOWN VEST appeared in the 1950s as a lightweight alternative with improved mobility

The L-2 was incredibly popular with pilots but during its production the US

Originally made from blends of rayon and wool

U.S.N. DOUBLE-KNEE SWEATPANTS Sweatshirts the shirt could be wornOriginally issued by the U. S. Navy in the 1940s, this style of sweatpants was designed for physical training and on deck drills. Built for durability and range of motion, the silhouette featured a wide leg, shallow rise, and reinforced knees to handle the demands of military exercise routines. This reproduction draws directly from those archival patterns, though while the 1940s version lacked any pockets, this model includes added side pockets for