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1940s

Model MJ22114; cotton cord-cloth shell, alpaca-wool lining, wool rib cuffs, and a 1940s-style brass zipper.

1940s

Model MJ21105; navy cotton cord cloth with alpaca lining and wool ribbing, based on the US Navy deck-jacket pattern.

1940s

Model MA14102; 100% wool navy watch cap with a Navy identification tag, described by the brand as inspired by 1940s issue headwear.

Period not stated in research

Lot BR80686; goatskin A-2 with a single-piece back, vegetable-tanned leather, and layered dye finish.

1940s

Lot BR80603; reproduction of a 1943 Rough Wear contract, with hand-finished leather and a patina designed to develop with wear.

1940s

Lot BR15338; mid-1940s US Navy deck-jacket pattern with cotton-backed satin shell, alpaca pile lining, and ribbed cuffs.

1930s

Flagship five-pocket jean made with 13.5 oz American cotton denim; the brand says its reproduction study drew on 1930s denim banners.

1940s

1946-model jeans in the DEADSTOCK BLUE line.

1940s

1947-model high-rise jeans in 13.5 oz Banner Denim, with an aged leather label.

1940s

Regular-straight jeans; the listing describes a full-process reproduction of late-1940s denim.

1950s

1953-style second-model jacket with front action pleats, box stitching, nickel buttons, and a leather size patch.

1950s

9 oz cotton selvedge denim shirt with triple-needle seams, button-flap chest pockets, and reinforced yoke; listing identifies it as a 1950s-style work shirt.

1940s

Zip-front waist-length jacket with cotton moleskin shell, cotton houndstooth lining, corduroy collar, and adjustable back tabs.

1940s

Short, boxy work jacket in 10.5 oz yarn-dyed cotton Liberty Stripe fabric; page gives sizing guidance to size up for layering.

1940s

14 oz cotton selvedge denim jacket with a wartime simplified design, including a single chest pocket and laurel-style buttons.

1930s

Reproduction of the Army Air Corps intermediate jacket standardized in 1931; WarHorse horsehide, cotton USAAF-spec lining, and worsted-wool knits.

1930s

Heavy-zone sheepskin flight jacket standardized in 1934, with horsehide trim and wartime-style hardware.

1940s

Sheepskin RAF flying-jacket reproduction with veg-tanned leather trim and 1940-pattern details.

1930s

1933 501 reproduction with belt loops, cinch, suspender buttons, and the period “Guarantee Ticket” design.

1930s

1937 model with suspender-button removal, covered back rivets, and an early Red Tab.

1940s

WWII-era model reflecting material rationing, including painted pocket arcs and laurel-leaf buttons.

Period not stated in research

Early USAAF flight-jacket pattern with a knitted collar, cuffs, and waistband; the product page describes cape-sheep originals and recommends goatskin as a stronger option.

1930s

Pattern taken from an original 1938 jacket; military-grade cotton lining.

1940s

Based on an original 1940 contract jacket held in Aero's archive; product page notes the pattern's transition between the 1938 and 1942 designs.

1930s

1930s-style high-rise work pant in 100% cotton raw selvedge denim, with button fly, suspender buttons, and cinch back.

1930s

Work shirt in 100% cotton summer chambray (160 g/m²), made in Portugal, with an asymmetric smoker's pocket.

1930s

1930s work vest in cotton herringbone twill, with three outside pockets and one inside pocket; made in Turkey.

Period not stated in research

Indigo Wabash work shirt; official listing describes an original MFSC pattern and identifies the remaining listing as one Small.

1940s

Chino pattern inspired by 1940s US Army trousers and early European tailoring, made in Okinawa denim with sugar-cane fiber content.

1910s · 1930s · 1940s

Original pattern inspired by 1910s–1930s US Navy/Coast Guard peacoats and 1930s–1940s Mackinaw coats.