Second Hand Gloverall Duffle Coat Navy Wool Blend Size L 90's vintage You might notice that Maverick

You might notice that Maverick denim look a bit like Wrangler garments

The book is a mix of weaving techniques and artistic improvisation of textilesthat can be adapted to create both wall and floor art aswell as cloth that can be sewn into clothes

- No size label but we estimate them to be a W30

The fabric is a indigo striped cotton twill woven in the same traditional way as fabrics from the very early days of American workwear

These boots have been used and loved and developed a great patina

Second Hand Gloverall Duffle Coat Navy Wool Blend Size L 90's vintage You might notice that MaverickGloverall is a well renown brand from London and they have been producing duffel coats since its start in 1951. The story is that wholesellers H&F Morris, Harold & Freda where offered a large quantity of WWII duffel coats. This quickly sold and Harold son of a tailor got the idea to start producing duffel coats for their newly started company Gloverall. Early versions of the jacket was used by fishermen and it is said that the toggles design was made