BUCO F/Z SWEATSHIRT / BUCO HELMET LOGO Recreation late-war examples feature rose-colored lenses

late-war examples feature rose-colored lenses

wool knit caps were a common part of the Navy’s cold-weather gear

the jacket is complete with zipped hand warmer pockets and belt loops on the waist

a construction style typical of sweatshirts from the 1940s

combined with the inherent slubbiness of the yarn has a texture that is not available on the modern market

BUCO F/Z SWEATSHIRT / BUCO HELMET LOGO Recreation late-war examples feature rose-colored lensesMade in Wakayama, Japan, of 100% cotton on Sinker Weave Machines, which are capable of producing a heavier and denser fabric than loopwheel machines. Sinker machines were the natural successor to loopwheel machines due to their increased speed in fabric production. This 12oz. full zip parka from Buco is finished with Bucos famous embroidered helmet logo on the left chest, and a Buco logo of the same era embroidered on the left sleeve cuff. 12oz Cotton