Pendleton Chief Joseph Jacquard Robe Blanket Khaki Lot. 4601 These were mass produced in

These were mass produced in the USA during WWII and were often given to Military Academy students and their families to increase moral for the war effort

Inspired by pre-war styles from the 1930's

The trousers feature two side-entry pockets alongside two large gusseted flap pockets and two rear flap pockets for ample storage

Army officially adopted blue denim work clothing as its standard fatigue uniform

Navy and Air Force from the 40's to the 90's

Pendleton Chief Joseph Jacquard Robe Blanket Khaki Lot. 4601 These were mass produced inPendleton Woolen Mills is a family owned American heritage brand, crafting premium wool blankets, apparel, and home goods since 1863. First woven in the 1920's, the Chief Joseph blanket is one of Pendletons most enduring and beloved designs. It honours Chief Joseph, the legendary leader of the Nez Perce tribe of northeastern Oregon, who was widely admired for his courage, integrity, and dedication to his people. The bold arrowhead patterns symbolise