STRIPED COTTON KNIT CAP Shorts club members adopted thick two-tone

club members adopted thick two-tone stripe jerseys and other garments as a counter-culture rejection to the dapper style of pre-war motorcycle meet-ups

This effect is achieved by introducing intentional irregularities during the spinning process

Summer shorts crafted with Japanese linen

Fishing hat using custom polyester and cotton fabric that was distributed for everyday wear in the 60s

it reduced the need for frequent washing of work shirts and overalls

STRIPED COTTON KNIT CAP Shorts club members adopted thick two-toneThe STRIPED COTTON KNIT CAP is knitted in a 7 gauge cotton yarn, giving it structure with a lighter feel than traditional wool. This striped pattern draws on mid century outdoor and leisure wear, when color became part of casual dress rather than purely functional kit. Knitted caps have been worn in Europe since at least the fifteenth century, when tightly constructed wool versions such as the Welsh Monmouth cap were produced for labourers and