MILITARY JACQUARD TEE / ANCHOR Outerwear While the specification evolved considerably

While the specification evolved considerably over subsequent decades - later iterations appearing in light blue with long sleeves and without knit cuffs - the original navy and yellow-gold colorway remained the defining version

The chenille patch is custom-made to a quality that can only be produced by a handful of remaining craftsmen

a fierce polar bear and dog sled is depicted on the black velveteen jackets embroidered by seasoned professionals

M-65 are made from a cotton sateen cloth

MILITARY JACQUARD TEE / ANCHOR Outerwear While the specification evolved considerablyThe MILITARY JACQUARD TEE ANCHOR is made from an 8oz jacquard jersey cloth woven with a military ANCHOR jacquard pattern. The jacquard loom was first introduced to America in the 19th century during a period of machine made blankets flooding the market. This technology revolutionized the way factories could produce patterned cloth, a stark contrast to plain weaves at the time. Traditional jersey knits from the Channel Islands had been made using wool