We are pleased to announce the arrival of an extremely valuable denim pullover shirt issued to the U.S. Army in the 1930s. This item is an actual item that was used as a utility shirt on the eve of the so-called "M-37" for work clothes and light duty missions, with very few of them still in existence.

It is made of rough and rich indigo denim (approx. 9oz) , and has a pullover structure with three donut buttons and round pockets without flaps on the front for practicality.

Its well-balanced silhouette and sewing specifications greatly influenced later USMC/USAAF work shirts and modern denim brands, and it is a model that RRL (Ralph Lauren), Nigel Cabourn, and others have reproduced as their starting point. Please enjoy the natural fading and biting of the color with age, and the rugged functional beauty of those days with your own hands.

The condition has faded and there are some repairs. The buttons have been replaced with replicas, but three actual buttons are included. All of them are the ones that were actually on this shirt.

This is a used item and cannot be returned. Please understand.

Size (flat)

Shoulder width 51cm Body width 59cm Length 57cm Sleeve length 72cm

Consignment sale