I was intrigued by the reference to ‘Mitoga Design’ on the swing ticket of that deadstock Arrow Cum Laude shirt. I found a reference as far back as June 1938 ‘Mitoga design that fits his shoulder slope and fits his waist’.
Note the ‘his’ not ‘yours’. Sounds like they were aiming the marketing at wives, doesn’t it?
Deadstock 1960s Arrow Cum Laude emblematic button down. I love deadstock. From the NSV private reserve.
Damn, that’s nice Z.
Deadstock 1960s Arrow Cum Laude emblematic button down. I love deadstock. From the NSV private reserve.
Damn, that’s nice Z.
Deadstock 1960s Arrow Cum Laude emblematic button down. I love deadstock. From the NSV private reserve.
Damn, that’s nice Z.
Deadstock 1960s Arrow Cum Laude emblematic button down. I love deadstock. From the NSV private reserve.
Damn, that’s nice Z.
1950s chambray raglan sleeve popover with straight-cut hem. This one’s a freebie for you, designers.
From the NSV private reserve.
Nice indeed, Z. The Woolster sent me some pics of his Lion of Troy raglan sleeve popover. One for the hipsters to copy indeed!
1950s chambray raglan sleeve popover with straight-cut hem. This one’s a freebie for you, designers.
From the NSV private reserve.
Nice indeed, Z. The Woolster sent me some pics of his Lion of Troy raglan sleeve popover. One for the hipsters to copy indeed!
1950s chambray raglan sleeve popover with straight-cut hem. This one’s a freebie for you, designers.
From the NSV private reserve.
Nice indeed, Z. The Woolster sent me some pics of his Lion of Troy raglan sleeve popover. One for the hipsters to copy indeed!
1950s chambray raglan sleeve popover with straight-cut hem. This one’s a freebie for you, designers.
From the NSV private reserve.
Nice indeed, Z. The Woolster sent me some pics of his Lion of Troy raglan sleeve popover. One for the hipsters to copy indeed!
