In 1944 OD7 Herringbone Twill was standardized across Army and Navy utility uniforms under joint Army-Navy specification JAN-C-154
resulting in a supremely comfortable and superior quality tee
The cowichan has a relaxed fit with a round body not too dissimilar from a vintage fit
was mainly used for workwear as well as denim
From following the same process on our leather as those from yesteryear
LINER, COAT, MAN'S FIELD, M-65 Wallets In 1944 OD7 Herringbone TwillThe M 65 liner is divided into two different types, a coat liner and parka liner. The difference between the two is that the coat liner features 9 button holes in total: 3 in the front, 2 at the neck, and 4 on each sleeve with a shallow cut on the top front closure with penetrated armholes. The coat liner features 12 button holes in total: 4 in the front, 4 at the neck, and 4 on each sleeve with a deeper cut top front closure and armholes completely