We are digging into the European history of fabrics with the new French Asphalt series. In contrast to North America, where mostly canvas and denim were used for work and outdoor wear, Europe has u...
The Pike Brothers Mail Order Catalog
Pike Brothers has a long and rich history, which began in Brisbane, Australia, in 1885, when
two brothers, George and Joseph Pike, started a mail-order busin...
Since its
founding, Pike Brothers has been dedicated to creating high-quality workwear
and military-inspired clothing. Over the years, the brand has become synonymous
with craftsmanship, durabil...
We are
proud to present our global dealers to you. Join us as we visit our dealers,
conduct interviews, take photos, and shoot videos. Discover their favorite Pike
Brothers products and get a glimp...
Cord and especially heavy cord has been a substantial part of European workwear since the 18th century, especially among woodworkers like carpenters who widely use it until today. Traditional...
We often get asked how to correctly apply the added U.S.N. stencil to our N1 Deck Jackets - so we have put together an easy to follow step by step guide for the stenciling you will require:broad m...
We have made a new series of our popular heavy-duty wallets. The wallets were made in Portugal with thick and rich cowhide. You can choose from two styles: 1937 Roamer Wallet: the more extended ve...
The 1908 Miner Jacket was born during the golden era of gold mining in North America. Jackets of that era had a simple but functional design and were made to protect the owner from their daily work...
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 camouflagi...
There is no image as vivid from the 1920th and 1930s as the newsboy with his cap and his distinguishing newspaper bag. The newsboy cap is one of the most characterizing accessories of that era. Our...
Bold Stripes never really appeared in fashion until the 1960s or 1970s. From a historical perspective, Bold Stripes always had a purpose in North America. The typical thick black and white stripes...
