True workwear bibs as worn in the mid 1950s. The Mechanic Bib 1953 is made from selvage denim, a denim cloth which is truly unique. The fit is as stylish as it is comfortable, for your everyday business and duties or hobby.
The following details characterize this item:

• 11 oz selvage denim, 100% cotton
• straight leg, loose fit
• button fly
• heavy cotton thread in honey yellow color
• buttons and buckles made in a zinc finish
• heavy bar tacking on pockets, loops and seam ends
• hammer loop and tool pocket on the sides

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

Holy hair net: isn’t that a model TT coming clattering down the dusty road, a banjo playing Okie in the flat bed? Good if you have a pair of RoundHouse pants handy, to welcome the guests in period style. Pants like tools. Made today as back then in Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA, where Round House began producing the Classic Blue in 1903. 1903? Waiddaminnit! Wasn’t that when Messrs. William S. Harley and Arthur and Walter Davidson...