Mitchell Camouflage Parka Civilian Model Socken and as an integral part

and as an integral part of the look

Thanks to the double padding

Woven on historic looms

The eye-catching pattern was used to make people who worked on railroad tracks or between large machines highly visible

The "Traditional Beads Bracelet" is inspired by Native American jewelry

Mitchell Camouflage Parka Civilian Model Socken and as an integral partThe Buzz Rickson Camo Parka, named after its designer, artist and former Marine Meldon Mitchell, brings 1950s US military design to the streets. The Mitchell camouflage pattern was originally developed only for tents and helmet coversnever officially intended for jackets or pants. However, during the Vietnam War, a few locally manufactured pieces emerged, handcrafted and extremely rare. There's a little secret in the fabrics: They were printed on both