VIET-NAM JACKET / CAM-RANH Vests and the act of men

and the act of men socializing post-war was in itself an anti-establishment concept

There is also a convenient and deep waist pocket on the right-front of the jacket

This loopwheel pant is knitted in Wakayama

Buco would later release ‘Separate Belts’ as an optional accessory for their motorcycle jackets

” The garment was worn by many in the USN including sailors and Chief Petty Officers by virtue of its versatility as a uniform piece

VIET-NAM JACKET / CAM-RANH Vests and the act of menThe Souvenir jacket, or 'sukajan,' was first embroidered by the Japanese for American soldiers during the occupation and was initially sold in street stalls and later at the Post Exchanges of military bases. The Yokosuka Navy Yard, from where the Sukajan name is derived, was one of the main arsenals of the Imperial Japanese Navy leading up to World War II. After the war, the base came to be occupied by US forces. Early Sukajan jackets were typically