WWII RAGLAN SLEEVE DENIM CHORE COAT Bandanas also known as the Blackjacks

also known as the Blackjacks

valued for their versatility at a minimal cost

understated collarless shirt for daytime use

the Type C-2 played a vital role in high-altitude bombing missions across the European Front

905 / WHITE DENIM follows a pattern and style that is synonymous with denim jeans of the late 1960s and 70s

WWII RAGLAN SLEEVE DENIM CHORE COAT Bandanas also known as the BlackjacksThe WWII Raglan Sleeve Denim Chore Coat is cut from a 10 oz. gray weft denim and based on a simplified wartime pattern developed under the material and price controls of the Second World War. The use of raglan sleeves was intended to improve ease of movement and was a detail commonly seen on chore coats produced by American store brands during the period. During World War II, jeans and denim garments were classified as "staple work clothing" by the