10 OZ. LOOPWHEEL SWEAT PANTS Colour:MQ NAVY employed on shirts of amateur

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The parkas were considered more as tools than clothing because of its single-use utilisation

The trousers were designed to be worn alongside the A-2 deck jacket during the colder climates at sea

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10 OZ. LOOPWHEEL SWEAT PANTS Colour:MQ NAVY employed on shirts of amateurThe 10 oz. SWEATPANTS are the archetypal cotton sweatpants, directly inspired by those first introduced to the market in the 1920s. The loopwheel knitted cotton is a brushed loopback French terry, making it warmer and softer than its unbrushed counterpart. Loopwheel machines, which produce this tubular constructed fabric, are renowned for their slow knitting pace, producing only a single meter of fabric per hour. However, this low thread tension