BUCO STRIPE RACING JERSEY Fleece Military contractors would often adapt

Military contractors would often adapt MIL-SPEC patterns in civilian fabrics

The binder neck ensures the neckline holds its shape through repeated wear and washes

welted single flap button-closure coin pocket to store small items while catching waves

Our A-3 CAP / WHITE HBT has undergone no post-processing and is finished in raw and undyed herringbone twill cotton

BUCO STRIPE RACING JERSEY Fleece Military contractors would often adaptThe thick two tone stripe jersey is synonymous with the outlaw biker scene of the 1950s. Aesthetically reminiscent of prison stripes, club members adopted these jerseys, often worn under biker cuts, as a counter culture rejection of the dapper style of pre war motorcycle meet ups. For many veterans, motorcycling emerged as a substitute for wartime experiences, and the act of men socializing post war was in itself an anti establishment concept. This,