Buzz Rickson's M-44 USMC HBT Trousers Camouflage 1A Black And Sox create socks that

And Sox create socks that are produced one-by-one with the skill and devotion that is synonymous with Japanese craftsmanship

silver a gold lead and zinc

This season's Birmingham is cut from washed out indigo dyed Sashiko fabric in Japan

replacing the brown cotton duck work clothes that were previously issued

this sweater features a mock neck collar for added warmth while the cuffs feature hand sewn intricacies

Buzz Rickson's M-44 USMC HBT Trousers Camouflage 1A Black And Sox create socks thatThe USMC M 44 HBT Trousers from Buzz Rickson's traces its origins to United States Marine Corps in 1944. Known as the M44 (or P44), its name reflects both the year the pattern was established and the year it was officially adopted, marking a pivotal moment in functional combat design. These M 44 trousers were designed to be worn as a matching set with the M 44 jacket (or P) built with for function and wearability at their core. Cut in a loose,