Clutch Magazine Vol. 103 "Vintage Military" AD-01 Horsehide This Smock from Haversack takes

This Smock from Haversack takes cues from the later US Navy Foul Weather Smock Parka that featured the signature lace-up detailing and elasticated tie system on the hem to keep any draughts out

The pronounced diagonal weave

ully hand-stitched moc toe and uppers

Here we have the 'Roku Roku' 66 Jean from Allevol

Born as a counterpoint to the high-fashion brand craze of the early ’80s

Clutch Magazine Vol. 103 "Vintage Military" AD-01 Horsehide This Smock from Haversack takesThis feature focuses on vintage military style. In the world of fashion, many of the items we wear without a second thought actually have their origins in military design. Military pieces from roughly the 1940s through to the 1970s are not only highly valued as vintage items and traded at premium prices; they also played a key role in shaping modern clothing. During this period, innovations such as the zip fastener and nylon fabric became widely