WOOL CREW NECK SWEATER Knitwear This vest was developed in

This vest was developed in 1934 for the Air Corps

It was described in 1941 by the United States Navy Uniform Regulations as part of a uniform "worn by officers and enlisted men when engaged in work which by reason of its nature would soil their other uniforms

which in order to create this luxurious fabric

The knees are finished with three-dimensional pleats that prevent the fabric from pulling tight when the leg is bent

The classic design of ticking stripe - narrow

WOOL CREW NECK SWEATER Knitwear This vest was developed inThe WOOL CREWNECK SWEATER from Joe McCoy Sportswear is based on the classic 1960s crewneck sweaters that were a staple of Ivy League style. Originally designed as a uniform for athletes and military personnel in the early 20th century, the crewneck sweater began making its way into everyday wear by the 1930s. It was embraced by the Ivy League crowd and became a symbol of collegiate style. The sweater's simplicity made it versatile, and it was often