MILITARY TEE / THE BLUE GHOST Hoods surplus N-3 shirts continued to

surplus N-3 shirts continued to be used

that the US Military set out to develop a camouflage pattern for broader uniform use

OG-107 were in issue until the mid 70s

Vacationing emerged as a symbol of the middle class and ‘Resort’ wear was introduced as an aspirational alternative to the formal clothing worn while travelling in the first half of the 20th Century

MILITARY TEE / THE BLUE GHOST Hoods surplus N-3 shirts continued toThe MILITARY TEE THE BLUE GHOST is crafted from an 8oz cotton fabric, designed without side seams for enhanced comfort. Notably, a binder neck has been incorporated for durability and its ability to maintain shape. Featuring a front print of the USS Lexington, famously known as "The Blue Ghost. Originally intended to be named the USS Cabot, this ship experienced a change in designation following the sinking of the original USS Lexington during the