1966 Jungle Short Tiger Stripe Pike Brothers

Description

School-of-cool is pleased to present the famous 1966 Jungle Short Tiger Stripe

• Several versions of the “tiger stripe” were manufactured during the sixties. The “silver” version Jungle short is one of the most famous with its sister “gold”. The name “silver tiger” comes from the silver patina that the clothes took when they were worn.
  The cut is based on the “asian style” shorts. The “asian style” clothes are narrower than their American variant.
  All our clothes of the range “silver tiger stripe” are pre-washed to bring them a worn aspect.

  Composition and manufacture of the 1966 Jungle Short Tiger Stripe Silver:

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•  100% coton
• genuine silver tiger stripe print
• slim fit
• Made in Turquie

1966 Jungle Short size guide

Official Pike Brothers measurements, taken on the garment laid flat. The waist flat column is the measurement straight across the waistband. The actual waist column is that figure doubled, which is the waist the garment really makes once fastened. Allow a two centimetre tolerance.

Please note: this model runs large. A W32 measures 89 cm actual waist, about 8 cm more than the 81 cm of a nominal 32. Go by the centimetres rather than the label: most of our customers take one to two sizes below their usual size.

Not every size in this chart is stocked for this reference: check the size selector above.

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