STRIPED DUNGAREE DAISY-MAE HAT underwear enthusiasm for the pattern declined

enthusiasm for the pattern declined during the war years

making the screened Stifel ‘Boot Logo’ visible

the wool “sailor suit” issued to non-commissioned officers

Sukajan jackets gained popularity after World War II

the cut of under the arms allow for better freedom of movement

STRIPED DUNGAREE DAISY-MAE HAT underwear enthusiasm for the pattern declinedThe STRIPED DUNGAREE DAISY MAE HAT is a re interpretation of the classic wide brim breathable hat issued to U. S. Army troops from 1919 as part of their denim fatigue uniform and then later, in Olive Herringbone Twill fabric. The Denim Army Hat was better known as the Daisy Mae, affectionately named after a comic strip character of the period. The form, derived from bucket hats worn by fishermen, provided exceptional utility through its wide wrap