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The True Undergarment – The 1927 Henley Shirt Button-down shirts have always been the first layer against the skin. Dress shirts were generally worn over a long-sleeved or short-sleeved button-down shirt. This is the foundation of...

Classic men's shirt from the late 1940s. The shirt features a slim fit, a small collar, and a chest pocket. The fabric is woven exclusively for Pike Brothers in Portugal. The Albatros shirt features the following details: - 100% cotton -...

The 1947 Harvester pants have their roots in British men's fashion. British pants were already more fitted in the early 1920s, unlike in other countries such as France or Germany. As was customary at the time, suspenders buttons and...

LePike Brothers Pike Brothers 1905 Hauler Pant HBT draws its inspiration from 19th-century workplaces. The pants were recreated based on an old photograph dating from around 1890. The photo shows a man leaning against a beer barrel in...

The Roamer 1937 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 fit. Another detail of the Roamer shirt...

The classic 1941 Seaman Sweater worn by the crew of a U.S. Navy ship. The navy blue color was popular in the 1940s. A classic and timeless garment. The Seaman Sweater features the following details: - authentic cut - 100% merino wool -...

The classic 1941 Seaman Sweater worn by the crew of a U.S. Navy ship. The navy blue color was popular in the 1940s. A classic and timeless garment. The Seaman Sweater features the following details: - authentic cut - 100% merino wool -...

The Buccanoy 1923 trousers are based on a British suit trouser from the 1920s. The following details characterize the Buccanoy 1923 trousers: - 100% wool herringbone weave, 510 g/m² - classic British trouser cut - regular waist, regular fit - suspenders buttons - Made in Portugal...

The Pike Brothers Roamer 1937 vest in a lightweight summer version. The fabric is made of 45% wool and 55% linen and is woven exclusively for Pike Brothers in Portugal. It is comfortable to wear and offers a...

LeVeste Roamer 1937 by Pike Brothers in brown hickory denim. The origins of this vest date back to the early 20th century in the United States, where it was once particularly popular among railroad workers. The vests are pre-washed and therefore exceptionally comfortable to wear. Material: 13-ounce hickory denim...

The Pike Brothers Buccanoy 1923 shirt is the perfect choice when you're looking for something a little more refined. What inspired Pike? All the shirts in their Buccanoy 1923 collection are inspired by a historic design from the 1920s. Since the mid-...

The popular 1942 hunting pants in a lightweight summer fabric. Ideal for hot summer days. The 1942 hunting pants feature the following additional details: - approx. 280 g/m² with 54% cotton and 46% linen - regular fit - Corozo buttons - loop...

As the name suggests, the vest has its historical origins in the 19th century. At the time, vests were worn to protect shirts from dirt and damage. Consequently, vests tended to have a more fitted cut in order to prevent...

The Surveyor collection hails from an era when engineers still had to travel into the backcountry to do their work. Their clothing had to be durable, comfortable, and stylish all at once. The Surveyor collection combines all these features so that you’re perfectly equipped for...

The Albert 1947 shirt is representative of summer shirts from the 1940s. It features a classic cut with a wide collar, as evidenced by the chest pocket and buttonhole on the lapel. The Omey fabric is manufactured for Pike Brothers by...

A pair of suspenders has always been the perfect complement to work pants. Pike Brothers produces extra-wide, sturdy suspenders designed for heavy-duty denim. The following features characterize this product: - 45 mm wide straps - "Dutch Cross" finish - Pike Brothers logo...

From the beaches of Normandy to the Pacific Islands, the N-1 Deck Jacket has established itself and, over time, has become the most beloved garment of the U.S. Armed Forces. The N-1 Deck Jacket is constructed from an outer fabric known as “Jungle Cloth”...

As the name suggests, the vest has its historical origins in the 19th century. At the time, vests were worn to protect shirts from dirt and damage. Consequently, vests tended to have a more fitted cut in order to prevent...

The popular Pike Brothers Harvester 1947 pants in a lightweight summer version. The fabric is made of 55% linen and 45% wool and is woven in Portugal. The following details characterize the Harvester 1947 Chicago Sand pants:...

The Roamer Vest 1937 is a work vest from the 1930s. It has a straight cut and offers great freedom of movement. Three exterior pockets and one interior pocket complete the vest’s design. As the year suggests, the vest has its origins...

The popular 1942 hunting pants in a lightweight summer fabric. Ideal for hot summer days. The 1942 hunting pants feature the following additional details: - approx. 280 g/m² with 54% cotton and 46% linen - regular fit - Corozo buttons - loop...

The True Undergarment – The 1927 Henley Shirt Button-down shirts have always been the first layer against the skin. Dress shirts were generally worn over a long-sleeved or short-sleeved button-down shirt. This is the foundation of...

Classic heavyweight undershirt. Classic, close-fitting cut. The fabric is knitted on vintage circular knitting machines. Sold in sets of 2. These undershirts feature the following details: - 100% cotton, 220 g/m² - Round neck - Classic, close-fitting cut - Made in Portugal...

The Roamer 1937 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 fit. Another detail of the Roamer shirt...

The 1937 Roamer Vest is made from a lightweight blend of wool and linen, making it a great choice for summer. The 1937 Roamer Vest Chicago Black features the following details: - 55% wool, 45% linen - 3 chest pockets - Stone buttons - Made in...

The Pike Brothers Buccanoy 1923 shirt is the perfect choice when you're looking for something a little more refined. What inspired Pike? All the shirts in their Buccanoy 1923 collection are inspired by a historic design from the 1920s. Since the mid-...

The classic 1941 Seaman Sweater worn by the crew of a U.S. Navy ship. The navy blue color was popular in the 1940s. A classic and timeless garment. The Seaman Sweater features the following details: - authentic cut - 100% merino wool -...

Narrow suspenders—the perfect complement to Pike Brothers hunting pants. This item features the following details: - "Dutch Cross" finish - Pike Brothers logo embossed on the cross - Made in Germany If you are 1.85 m or taller, please order the long version!

The Harvester 1927 jacket draws its inspiration from workwear of the 1920s and 1930s. The jacket features three front pockets and is partially lined. The Chicago Sand fabric weighs 220 g and is made of 55% linen and 45% wool....

The 1923 Buccanoy shirt is the right choice if you're looking for something a little more upscale. What inspired Pike Brothers to create this? All the shirts in the 1923 Buccanoy series are based on a historical design from the 1920s,...

The United States Navy CPO Shirt – a classic outdoor shirt. Life on deck was and remains a tough business. That’s why the clothing had to be specially designed to withstand wind and weather. Over the decades, certain materials and fits have...

The OG-107 uniform was part of the standard field uniform of the U.S. Armed Forces from 1952 to 1963. Even Elvis Presley wore the OG-107 during his military service. It was introduced in 1952 and remained in use, with a few minor modifications, until the early 1980s....

Authentic U.S. Army chino pants worn in the 1940s. With a comfortable fit and a higher waist, these pants are perfect for everyday wear. The fabric is, just as in the 1940s, a sturdy cavalry twill made of 100%...

The United States Navy CPO Shirt – a classic outdoor shirt. Life on deck was and remains a tough business. That’s why the clothing had to be specially designed to withstand wind and weather. Over the decades, certain materials and fits have...

A classic workwear piece. Whether you're in the workshop or on the racetrack, with the Pike Brothers 1938 mechanic's jumpsuit, you're always well-dressed. Perfect when paired with a shirt and tie. The following details characterize the 1938 mechanic's jumpsuit: -...

A classic men's shirt from the late 1940s. The shirt features a slim fit, a small collar, and a chest pocket. The fabric was woven exclusively for Pike Brothers in Portugal. The Albatros shirt features the following details: - 100%...

The OG-107 uniform was part of the standard uniform of the U.S. Armed Forces from 1952 to 1963. Even Elvis Presley wore the OG-107 during his military service. It was introduced in 1952 and remained in use, with a few minor modifications, until the early 1980s. The OG-107 proved to be....

The Roamer Vest 1937 is a classic work vest from the last century. It features three exterior pockets and one interior pocket for storing all your everyday essentials. The Alcatraz fabric is a printed canvas similar to that often used for Prison Stripes....

We crafted the Roamer 1958 pants from a thick genoa rope weighing 500 g/m². The fabric for the pants is woven in Germany by the traditional Kindermann mill using an old-fashioned method. The signature details of Pike Brothers make the Roamer 1958 pants...

The Pike Brothers' 1937 Roamer vest in a lightweight summer version. The fabric is made of 54% cotton and 46% linen. It is comfortable to wear and offers an elegant look. The following details characterize our...

The Depakatee Depakatè wool blanket features the following details: - 100% wool - Vintage North American design - Dimensions: 170 x 200 cm - Equipped with a genuine cowhide leather carrying handle - Made in Portugal

A pair of suspenders has always been the perfect complement to work pants. Pike Brothers produces extra-wide, sturdy suspenders designed for heavy-duty denim. The following features characterize this product:- 45 mm wide straps- "Dutch Cross" finish- Pike Brothers logo...

The Rider 1952 shirt is a classic Western-style shirt from the early 1950s. It features a classic cut and typical Western details such as reinforced shoulders. The Rider 1952 shirt is characterized by the following details: - 100% cotton, 140 g/m²...

The Mountaineer Sweater 1946 is a contemporary tribute to winter and mountain sports from the late 1940s. Featuring an authentic cable knit pattern, it has a distinctly Norwegian feel. Knitted from 100% merino wool, it offers excellent insulation and...

The 1905 Hauler Pant is a classic work pant worn at the turn of the last century. It features a loose fit and a high waist. Suspenders loops and a waistband complete the look of this classic pant. For summer 2023, Pike Brothers...

The original U.S. Navy overalls from World War II. Just as they were worn by the Navy on all ships and around the world in the 1940s. The loose fit and high waist offer freedom of...

The United States Navy CPO Shirt – a classic outdoor shirt. Life on deck was and remains a tough business. That’s why the clothing had to be specially designed to withstand wind and weather. Over the decades, certain materials and fits have...

The classic 1941 Seaman Sweater as worn by the U.S. Navy crew in the 1940s. A classic and timeless piece of clothing. The following details characterize the Seaman Sweater: - authentic cut- 100% Merino wool- authentic woven label in the neck- Made in Portugal...

The United States Navy CPO Shirt – a classic outdoor shirt. Life on deck was and remains a tough business. That’s why the clothing had to be specially designed to withstand wind and weather. Over the decades, certain materials and fits have...

The Harvester 1927 jacket draws its inspiration from workwear of the 1920s and 1930s. The jacket features three front pockets and is partially lined. The Chicago Sand fabric weighs 220 g and is made of 55% linen and 45% wool....