JOE MCCOY TEE / HENRY'S Footwear It was worn mainly as

It was worn mainly as a layered garment over field uniforms and other military gear

and is now worn casually by many

Meticulously reproduced from pieces in our archive with an accurately fuller cut for a wider silhouette

Urea buttons

Brass Rivets

JOE MCCOY TEE / HENRY'S Footwear It was worn mainly asThe late 1930s saw a consolidation in the market for Motor Oil which until that point had been a very fragmented industry, requiring specialist knowledge by mechanics for proper application. As the motor car grew in popularity the use of lubricants was standardized and the common driver became a consumer for Motor Oil. Refining technology at the time was relatively unsophisticated meaning oil quality varied hugely between producers, making brand