Do these sunglasses look familiar to you? No wonder, because the Shuron Ronsir starred in the movie Easy Rider on the nose of actor Jack Nicholson. The Browline Ronsir is one of the more significant frame designs of the 20th century, the first ever combination frame featuring plastic tops on metal rims with plastic temples. Developed in 1947 by Jack Rohrbach, a Shuron vice president, the frame became a run-away best seller that started a design trend that ultimately affected almost half of all frames sold during the 1950's. The lenses are made from Trivex, an urethane-based material with superior optics, ultra light weight and extreme strength.

A 6" boot from Red Wing, which is strongly oriented on the Classic Moc and is very similar to it at first glance. It has all the proven features of the Classic Moc, like the typical crepe sole with reduced profile, also called Traction Tred, the Moc Toe design as well as the triple stitched high-quality Copper Rough & Tough leather. However, the 1907 Classic Moc features a Norwegian-like welt, which means a double-stitched sole, and therefore provides even more water resistance and sole stability. This makes it a high-quality, reliable, stable and comfortable all-weather shoe. Another special feature is the laces of leather, instead of the regular Taslan equipment, which is also included.

Timeless, cool, and comfortable design with raglan sleeves, made from light cotton.

This classic Corduroy flat cap has that easygoing style you were always looking for. Its elastic band perfectly adapts to your head for top notch wear comfort. High quality, breathable cotton inside and outside make it a cap for all circumstances. Metal emblem at the rear. 98% cotton, 2% Elastan.

The Jacket, Combat, Winter as it has been officially called by the U.S. Armed forces came into service in 1941. Originally it was a set consisting of lined hat, a lined bib and a lined jacket for winter. However, due to its functionality and casual look the jacket was soon favored by all members of the armed forces. Especially officers were keen of wearing it because it was warmer, more casual and more practical than any other military jacket that was in service in 1941. After the war it was one of the most copied designs due to its wide range of uses. Today, original Tanker Jackets are highly sought after items and can cost small fortunes if you can find one. The Pike Brothers 1941 Tanker Jackets follows a typical period example which had been privately tailored for and worn by an officer. This version has a thicker wool blanket lining and does not have the bi swing back or action back giving it a sharper appearance. With authentic 1940s Talon zipper, left opening, 2 chest pockets, one inner pocket and genuine tube knit wrist cuffs. On the bike this your jacket for shorter trips, especially on days when the air is chilly.

The classic Mooneyes T-shirts which have been around since the 1960s and probably will never go out of style.

The O-Dog pants are the unquestioned classic work pants by Dickies which stands out with nearly indestructible material and a sharp crease which will last as long as the pants. It features two front pockets, one rear pocket, metal ratcheting zipper and a mini woven logo patch on the back. Order it one size larger than usual so it´ll fit as it is supposed to. Fabric: 65%polyester/35% cotton.

True workwear denims with 1930s characteristics. The Roamer Pants are made from 11 Ounce raw denim with selvage edge, with details that make these denims outstanding:

• dark indigo blue color
• 100% Cotton
• straight leg, loose fit with button fly
• heavy cotton thread in honey yellow color
• buttons and buckle in zinc optic
• heavy bar tacking on pockets, belt loops and seam ends
• suspender buttons as used in the 1930s