VINTAGE WOOL CYCLIST JACKET
Circa 1930-1940 / France
This is a Cyclist Jacket made from knitted wool. We’ve seen versions in cotton, linen, moleskin, and leather, but this is our first time seeing one in knitted wool. It features a two-tone design, with the sleeves naturally faded from long-term use, and the overall uneven wear is particularly striking. While we can’t confirm the exact era, it is likely from the 1930s or 1940s.
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WW2 GERMAN ARMY DRILLICH LINEN JACKET
Circa 1930-1940 / German
This is a workwear garment produced by the German military during World War II.
It is said to have been designed based on the French Army’s Bougeron.
The staining on this piece has aged beautifully, with traces of paint still remaining on the back. Overall, it shows a strong and authentic sense of wear.
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FRENCH ARMY BOURGERON HBT LINEN TROUSERS
Circa 1930 / France
These linen work trousers were produced around the 1930s. The buttons are made from rare and highly prized animal bone, while the buckle back at the rear, used for waist adjustment, stands as a hallmark detail of early workwear styles.
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VINTAGE CORDUROY SPORTS JACKET
Circa 1930 / USA
Produced by Signal in the 1930s, this Corduroy Sports Jacket is an exceptionally rare piece. Originally black, it has faded through years of wear into a grey-green tone, and remains in near-perfect condition.
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VINTAGE DUSTER/SHOP COAT
Circa 1920 / USA
This Duster/Shop Coat dates back to around the 1920s. The two large D-shaped pockets and the small cigarette pocket positioned beneath the chest are particularly distinctive details. It is a rare piece, and the overall patina has aged beautifully, showing an exceptional sense of wear.
We have retained the original dual-entry (reversible-use) pocket design and
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VINTAGE DISTRESSED WORK SHIRT
Circa 1950 / USA
This work shirt is modeled after a piece from approximately the 1950s, originally crafted from a lightweight "Salt and Pepper" fabric. The vintage piece shows heavy signs of wear; the damage on the back suggests long-term friction from wearing overalls, while the subsequent repair work adds a beautiful, weathered aesthetic.
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VINTAGE DISTRESSED SWEATSHIRT
Circa 1950 / USA
This sweatshirt is inspired by a piece from approximately the 1950s, featuring a beautifully faded patina throughout the original garment.
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VINTAGE SALT&PEPPER WORK PANTS
Circa 1930-1940 / USA
These work trousers are crafted based on an American "Salt and Pepper" style from approximately the 1940s. Salt and Pepper was a ubiquitous material at the time, known for revealing black undertones as it wears down over years of use. The patina and distressed details on this particular piece are perfectly balanced.
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