#styleoftheweek
In our Style Of The Week category we present complete outfits from our current collection or some of our favorite items of the week! […]
Chino Trousers an everyday classic with military roots
Chinos have been used since the mid 19th century. The British military started to dye their white summer uniforms with coffee and curry in their Indian colonies. This was done for better camouflaging purpose. A [...]
Pike Brothers Style
Take a look at some of our style inspirations and outfit combinations. […]
1966 Jungle Series BEO GAM camoflage
The Beo Gam print is loosely based on the 1940s duck hunter camoflage. Camoflage in the U.S. military has not been standardised until the late 1960s and camo clothing was often private purchases. […]
French Salt`n`Pepper – a classic workwear fabric
For our French Salt ´ n ´ Pepper Series we have used a traditional sturdy French workwear fabric. The fabric is made of a two colored yarn which results in a Salt´ n ´ Pepper [...]
From the winters in Europe to the summers in Asia
The 1952 Okinawa Boots were the U.S. Army version of boots for tropical climates. The first trials of jungle boots were started in early WW2 but did not proof well. […]