BUCO WORKSHIRT S/S / LOOK AT HOW BUCO DID IT! Size:16 a sort of contradiction-in-terms where

a sort of contradiction-in-terms where the purpose of the design serves only to promote itself

became a standard part of naval dress under 1941 regulations

with its heavy wool and leather trimming to stand against abrasion and the wear of time

The Native Americans believed in the thunderbird

and bar tacks at the pocket openings were shortened from full-width reinforcement to placement at each end only

BUCO WORKSHIRT S/S / LOOK AT HOW BUCO DID IT! Size:16 a sort of contradiction-in-terms whereThe BUCO WORKSHIRT S S LOOK AT HOW BUCO DID IT! draws on American workshop shirts of the 1950s and 1960s and is cut from crisp cotton poplin, lightweight, durable, and built for warm weather wear. A BUCO embroidered patch sits above the left chest pocket, with the rear of the shirt carrying a large scale LOOK AT HOW BUCO DID IT! chain stitch detail, applied in traditional fashion. The slogan comes from period BUCO workshop signage that promoted the