Pike Brothers

The Pike Brothers 1958 Roamer Pant 15oz jeans in the style of the classic 50s workers' trousers. The jeans are made from raw denim with a real selvedge, have a straight leg with a regular fit and button fly. As with all Pike Brothers models, the 1958 Roamer is made from a fabric with...

The Pike Brothers 1963 Roamer Pant 11oz Jeans has the style of a typical worker's pant from the 60s. The cut of the 60's denim jeans varied greatly from the jeans of the 50's, they became narrower and narrower. The 1963 Roamer Pant made of 11 ounce denim reflects the...

The 1923 Buccanoy shirt is the right choice if you're looking for something a little more upmarket. What inspired Pike Brothers to create it? All shirts in the 1923 Buccanoy series are based on a historical model from the 1920s, which itself looks back on an even older tradition....

The Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Pant Dark Indigo is a classic pair of jeans in the style of 1930s worker jeans. The 1937 Roamer Pant is made from 11 ounce raw denim with a real selvedge. No expense or effort was spared in the production of the fabric - and the result is impressive! Additional...

The Pike Brothers 1936 Chopper Pant 11oz has the classic style of the 30s lumberjack pants, hence the name: "To chop down the tree" (in German it would be translated as "den Baum zu Kleinholz verarbeiten"). The cut comes from a time when jeans were still...

The Pike Brothers 1927 Henley Shirt is thin, comfortable to wear and ideal for wearing under a shirt or as a single layer in summer.Button-front shirts have always been the first layer on the skin and were usually worn under an overshirt. With its genuine coconut buttons and slightly curved waistband, the piqué shirt is...

The OG-107 pant was part of the regular field uniform of the American armed forces from 1952 to 1963. The first "Type I" model was issued to the troops in 1952 and remained unchanged in shape and cut until production was discontinued in 1963. With slight modifications, the trousers remained...

The 1923 Buccanoy shirt is the right choice if you're looking for something a little more upmarket. What inspired Pike Brothers to create it? All shirts in the 1923 Buccanoy series are based on a historical model from the 1920s, which itself looks back on an even older tradition....

The Pike Brothers 1927 Henley Shirt is thin, comfortable to wear and ideal for wearing under a shirt or as a single layer in summer.Button-front shirts have always been the first layer on the skin and were usually worn under an overshirt. With its genuine coconut buttons and slightly curved waistband, the piqué shirt is...

The 1937 Roamer Shirt from Pike Brothers is based on the design of the American work shirt of the late 1930s. In addition to the high wearing comfort and the super quality, the shirt has a pleasant cut. The special feature of this shirt is the so-called smoker's pocket. In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was...

The Pike Brother 1942 Hunting Pant Blue Wabash 13oz is made of high quality Wabash Selvage Denim, very robust and top workmanship. The typical striped Wabash denim fabric is often associated with the railroaders of the 20s and 30s, as it was often used back then.

The OG-107 pant was part of the regular field uniform of the American armed forces from 1952 to 1963. The first "Type I" model was issued to the troops in 1952 and remained unchanged in shape and cut until production was discontinued in 1963. With slight modifications, the trousers remained...

Classic worker dungarees from the 1950s. The authentic cut combined with our very robust 11 ounce selvage denim make these trousers the ideal everyday companion. With hammer loop and folding rule pocket.The following details characterize the article:- 11 ounce selvage denim made of 100% cotton- straight leg, loose fit- button fly-...

The Pike Brothers Roamer Vest Elephant Skin black is made from "Elephant Skin" fabric. A fabric that is as durable and at the same time as supple as elephant skin! "Elephant Skin" is woven by a German weaving mill in the same traditional way as it was in the past and achieves a grammage...

The Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Vest Wabash is made from special Wabash Selvage Denim. The origins of this vest lie in the early 20th century in the U.S.A., where they were once particularly popular with railroad workers. Additional information Material 13 ounce Wabash Selvage Denim Three outside pockets Pewter buttons Heavy-duty latches on the front and...

The Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Vest in a light summer version. The fabric consists of 50% wool and 50% linen. The following details characterize the 1937 Roamer Vest Alameda Brown:- 230 G/sqm, 50% wool/50% linen- 3...

The classic sweater worn by Royal Air Force pilots during the Battle of Britain and by the Royal Navy. The following details characterize the Pike Brothers Royal Air Force Sweater: Additional information Authentic cut 100% Merino wool Contemporary woven label...

The style of the Pike Brothers 1923 Buccanoy Shirt goes back to the models of the 1920s and is intended to be a little more upmarket. Stand collar shirts were used in men's fashion from the mid-19th century until the mid-1940s. Short stand-up collars offered the possibility of adding a further...

The style of the Pike Brothers 1923 Buccanoy Shirt goes back to the models of the 1920s and is intended to be a little more upmarket. Stand collar shirts were used in men's fashion from the mid-19th century until the mid-1940s. Short stand-up collars offered the possibility of adding a further...

Authentic U.S. Army chinos as they were worn in the 1940s. Comfortable fit and a higher waistband make these pants a garment for everyday use. 100% cotton Cavalary Twill fabric, just like in the 1940s. The following details...

The 1937 Roamer Shirt is based on an American work shirt from the late 1930s. Like the original, it offers the wearer a high level of comfort thanks to its roomy cut. Another detail of the 1937 Roamer Shirt is the "smoker's pocket". In the first half of the 20....

The 1937 Roamer Shirt from Pike Brothers is based on the design of the American work shirt of the late 1930s. In addition to the high wearing comfort and the super quality, the shirt has a pleasant cut. The special feature of this shirt is the so-called smoker's pocket. In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was...

The style of the Pike Brothers 1923 Buccanoy Shirt goes back to the models of the 1920s and is intended to be a little more upmarket. Stand-up collar shirts were used in men's fashion from the mid-19th century until the mid-1940s. Short stand-up collars made it possible to add another collar to the...

The Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Vest Wabash is made from special Wabash Selvage Denim. The origins of this vest lie in the early 20th century in the U.S.A., where they were once particularly popular with railroad workers. Additional information Material 13 ounce Wabash Selvage Denim Three outside pockets Pewter buttons Heavy latches...

The 1937 Roamer Shirt from Pike Brothers is based on the design of the American work shirt of the late 1930s. In addition to the high wearing comfort and the super quality, the shirt has a pleasant cut. The special feature of this shirt is the so-called smoker's pocket. In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was...

The popular 1923 Buccanoy Pant in a light summer version. The fabric consists of 50% wool and 50% linen and is woven in Portugal. 1923 Buccanoy Pant Alameda Brown is characterized by the following details:- 50% wool/ 50% linen, approx. 230g/sqm- slim fit- Made in Portugal Please refer to the size chart for...

The 1923 Buccanoy Pant is based on British suit trousers from the 1920s. With inner lining, does not scratch. The following details characterize the 1923 Buccanoy Pant - herringbone weave made of 100% wool, fabric weight 450g/m2- classic British trouser cut- regular waist, regular fit- suspenders buttons- made in Portugal Please refer to the size chart in the...

The popular Pike Brothers 1923 Buccanoy Pant in a light summer version. The fabric consists of 55% linen and 45% wool and is woven in Portugal. The following details characterize the 1923 Buccanoy Pant Chicago blue: - 45% wool / 55% linen, approx. 150g/sqm- slim cut-...

A pair of suspenders has always been the ideal complement to work pants. Pike Brothers produce extra wide and solid suspenders for heavy denims. The following details characterize the article:- 45mm wide straps- "Dutch cross" finish- embossed Pike Brothers logo on the cross- Made in GermanyFor a body size...

The Pike Brothers 1927 Henley Shirt is thin, comfortable to wear and ideal for wearing under a shirt or as a single layer in summer.Button-front shirts have always been the first layer on the skin and were usually worn under an overshirt. With its genuine coconut buttons and slightly curved waistband, the piqué shirt is...

A pair of suspenders has always been the ideal complement to work pants. Pike Brothers produce extra wide and solid suspenders for heavy denims. The following details characterize the article:- 45mm wide straps- "Dutch cross" finish- embossed Pike Brothers logo on the cross- Made in GermanyFor a body size...

What goes better with Pike Brothers heavy pants than an authentic button-front shirt? an authentic, form-fitting cut was chosen for the 1954 Utility Shirts. The Pike Brothers 1954 Utility Shirts are made from a slightly thicker and fluffier fabric than the Pike Brothers 1927 Henley...

The 1937 Roamer Shirt from Pike Brothers is based on the design of the American work shirt of the late 1930s. In addition to the high wearing comfort and the super quality, the shirt has a pleasant cut. The special feature of this shirt is the so-called smoker's pocket. In the first half of the 20th century, smoking was...

The 1937 Roamer Vest is made from a fine wool/linen blend for a lighter summer versionThe following details characterize the 1937 Roamer Vest Chicago Blue:- 55% wool, 45% linen- 3 chest pockets- Stone nut buttons- Made in Portugal Please refer to the size chart in the product images. The...

The inspiration for the Pike Brothers 1923 Turtle Neck comes from a US Navy submarine sweater from the 1920s. Just right for defying adverse conditions! The following details characterize the Pike Brothers 1923 Turtle Neck: - 100% Merino wool- Body-hugging cut- Made in Portugal ...

The style of the Pike Brothers 1923 Buccanoy Shirt goes back to the models of the 1920s and is intended to be a little more upmarket. Stand-up collar shirts were used in men's fashion from the mid-19th century until the mid-1940s. Short stand-up collars made it possible to add another collar to the...

The 1937 Roamer Vest is a work vest from the 1930s. It has a straight cut and offers plenty of freedom of movement. Three outside pockets and one inside pocket complete the vest's look. As the year suggests, the vest has its historical origins in the 19th century....

Classic 30s lumberjack pants, hence the name: "To chop down the tree" would be translated into German as "Den Baum zu Kleinholz verarbeiten". The cut dates back to the time when jeans were still worn as overtrousers and the fabric Alcatraz White is a Prison...

The Pike Brother 1942 Hunting Pant Grey Wabash 13oz is made of high quality Wabash Selvage Denim, very robust and top workmanship. The typical striped Wabash denim fabric is often associated with the railroaders of the 20s and 30s, as it was often used at that time.

The popular Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Vest made of heavy wool. The 1937 Roamer Vest is a typical work vest of the last century. It has 3 outer pockets and an inner pocket to store all the little things of everyday life. The following details characterize the 1937 Roamer Vest:- Outer fabric: 100% wool...

Pike Brothers products with style and top quality! The 1937 Roamer Vest 11oz Metal in the classic style of early 20th century workwear is made from rugged selvage denim. The classic cut in combination with the robust fabric result in an elegant appearance and a vest for everyday use.Additional information 11oz Metal...

The 1941 Utility Trousers are based on the legendary P41 trousers of the USMC. The P41 was the field trousers of the U.S. Marine Corps in the early 1940s. They were used from Camp Pendelton to the Japanese beaches, and the Utility Trousers have the typical...

Classic undershirt in heavy quality. The fabric is produced on old circular knitting machines and is sold in a set of 2. the following details characterize these tank tops:- 100% cotton, 220g/sqm- Circular knit- Classic body-hugging cut- Made in Portugal Please note the size chart in the product images. The indicated...

The 1947 Harvester trousers have their roots in British menswear. British pants were already cut tighter in the early 1920s. This was in stark contrast to other countries such as France or Germany. As was customary at the time, the pants are fitted with suspender buttons and a waist tie. This is...

The Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Vest in a light summer version. The fabric consists of 50% cotton and 50% linen. It is comfortable to wear and offers an elegant look at the same time. The following details characterize the 1937 Roamer Vest Raymond brown: - 150 gsm, 50% cotton/50%...

The 1937 Roamer Shirt is based on an American work shirt from the late 1930s. Like the original, it offers the wearer a high level of comfort thanks to its roomy cut. Another detail of the 1937 Roamer Shirt is the "smoker's pocket". In the first half of the 20....

The 1937 Roamer Vests is made from a herringbone selvage denim for a lighter summer version and has been pre-washed for greater comfort.The following details characterize the 1937 Roamer Vest HBT brown:- 100% cotton- 3 chest pockets- Stone nut buttons- Heavy-duty fastenings in high-wear areas- Made in...

The Pike Brothers 1927 Henley Shirt is thin, comfortable to wear and ideal for wearing under a shirt or as a single layer in summer.Button-front shirts have always been the first layer on the skin and were usually worn under an overshirt. With its genuine coconut buttons and slightly curved waistband, the piqué shirt is...

A classic workwear item. Whether in the workshop or on the racetrack, you'll always be well-dressed with the Pike Brothers 1938 Mechanic Coverall. Ideally paired with a shirt and tie, the 1938 Mechanic Coverall features the following details: - 100% cotton, - button placket and belt -...

The real underwear - The 1927 Henley Shirt Button-front shirts have always been the first layer on the skin. Shirts were usually worn over a long-sleeved or short-sleeved version of a button-front shirt. This is the background for the 1927 Henley Shirt. It is thinner than...