DOUBLE DIAMOND TROUSERS / PRINTED MOLESKIN T-Shirts The Type B-15C featured a

The Type B-15C featured a tonal fur collar

The MILITARY SWEATPANTS were used by the US Army Air Force in the 1960s during athletics training

and rubber print text on the left sleeve

where he would often be seen pairing sunglasses with a Type G-1 and khaki slacks - the G-1 calling back to his own time as a Navy Officer

DOUBLE DIAMOND TROUSERS / PRINTED MOLESKIN T-Shirts The Type B-15C featured aThe DOUBLE DIAMOND TROUSERS PRINTED MOLESKIN are salt & pepper trousers designed primarily as workwear, but they retain a formal atmosphere reminiscent of an earlier era. The salt and pepper fabric is not made from marled yarn but features a striped pattern created through an innovating printing process of the era, on black cotton moleskin. The use of moleskin as a working fabric was heavily adopted in Europe in the 19th century, with widespread use