| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Brand |
BUZZ RICKSON'S |
| Size |
7 1/4, 7 1/2 |
| Categories |
HAT, MEN, WOMEN |
Buzz Rickson's Lot BR02536 / Cap Mechanic Type A-3
SGD89.00 Inc. GST
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SGD239.00 Inc. GST
Buzz Rickson’s Lot BR02537 / Aviation Associates OD Herringbone Army Hat
SGD99.00 Inc. GST
Buzz Rickson’s original that replaced the army denim hat with herringbone material. The donut-shaped brim and the “single-stroke” stitching follow the denim hat.
7 1/4 (M) approx.58cm
7 1/2 (L) approx. 60cm
100% Cotton
Made in Japan
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Buzz Rickson’s Lot BR02536 / Cap Mechanic Type A-3
The Type A-3 cap was adopted in 1942 for Army Air Corps mechanics. In the winter season, the standard style was to wear a mouton D-1 jacket over a herringbone twill suit (connector) and wear an A-3 cap. Looking at photos from the time of World War II, I found that the mechanics wore a uniform style in which the brim was lifted upwards, which prevented the brim from colliding with the fuselage when forced to work in a narrow space.
7 1/4 (M) approx.58cm
7 1/2 (L) approx. 60cm
100% Cotton
Made in Japan
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Buzz Rickson’s Lot BR52381 / Early Military Chinos (MOD.) 1945 Model Shorts – Beige
An original model of Buzz Rickson's that change 1945 model military chino into shorts. When it comes to chinos, this style with split stitching and slanted pockets is common, but those with metal buttons on the front (engraved with US ARMY) and pocket openings with double hem specifications are rare even in vintage. . A loose and thick silhouette with a deep rise. While the trousers have a metal button fly, this product has a zipper fly that is easy to put on and take off.
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Buzz Rickson’s Lot BR28824 / Shirt, Man’s, Cotton Oxford Cloth, 4oz. Blue
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Buzz Rickson’s Lot BR79192 / Slub Yarn Henley Neck T-Shirt – Olive
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Buzz Rickson’s Lot BR12744 / US NAVY Dungaree Jumper
This denim utility jacket was adopted by the US Navy in the 1930s. Its official name is a dungaree jumper, and the warp threads are dyed with a dark indigo dye to hide stains from work, while the weft threads are made of twisted heather yarn. The buttons are fastened with a G-ring from the back, which is called a "change button." Unlike tuck buttons, they do not require special fastening tools, and since they are not fastened with threads, they have a rational detail that prevents them from falling off due to thread breakage. The collar is a shawl collar with no tip, so that it will not flap even when exposed to strong winds when working on the deck of a ship, and the back of the collar is cut on the bias, so after repeated washing, a unique distortion appears as wrinkles, giving it a deep flavor.
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Buzz Rickson’s Lot BR14872 / N-3 Utility Jacket
The US Navy adopted the N-3 utility jacket in the early 1940s. Its simple design, with one patch pocket on the chest and two patch pockets on the waist, has a similar appearance to the P-41 adopted by the US Marines around the same time. It can be identified by the "USN" or "USMC" marking on the breast pocket. The buttons are black donut-shaped tuck buttons used during the Great War and are engraved with laurels. The sleeves are cylindrical and can be adjusted with two tuck buttons on the ends of the sleeves. When World War II broke out and the number of soldiers increased, there was a rush to produce additional equipment, and jackets like the N-3, which were extremely simple, were extremely suitable for mass production.
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