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Why Should You Consider Gabardine?
WEEKENDER COLLECTION IN GABARDINE ARE YOU ADVENTURE READY? The year was 1879, before trench coats were even worn in trenches. and Thomas Burberry had just invented a new tightly woven fabric, Gabardine. In 1901, the British War Office commissioned Burberry to use his new Gabardine fabric to produce overcoats for Officers and senior enlisted ranks. These would become widely recognised and respected during the First World War due to their fantastic durability and water and wind...
Father's Day Sale on The Standard Dad Uniform
This Father's Day, we're offering 20% off selected items in the SDU (Standard Dad Uniform). This includes any of the T-Shirts, Shorts, Caps and Boonies. Sale is available now on the webstore, and ends Midnight on Sunday. Subject to availability - T&Cs apply >> Happy Father's Day! >>
SPOTLIGHT: The B315 Avenger Coat (Stolen!)
// INCOMING : M05 IN B474, A192, A310 //
Characterised by a distinct (almost digital) four-colour pattern of black, olive green and apple green on an earth toned base. Known to be particularly effective due to its disruptive properties and specific design to mimic the Finnish forested landscape. M05 now available for pre-order in B474, A192 and A310. // FINNISH M05 HISTORY // The M05 camouflage pattern family was registered in Finland in 2007, and has nearly...
< Tiger Stripe Incoming >
Characterised by its distinct pattern of narrow, brush-like stripes of green, brown and black, Tiger Stripe camouflage is commonly used worldwide. Now prowling its way to Arktis, expect to see the rest of the Tiger Stripe range dropping December 2024 // A HISTORY ON TIGER STRIPE // Unlike its namesake, this tiger can change its stripes. With a current family of nearly two dozen variants, the Tiger Stripe camouflage has seen...