Orslow has a deep reverence for vintage US military garments, and this piece is one of their most interesting. This shirt references the additional pockets that soldiers would sew themselves to their standard issue overshirts to give them more functionality, often done in a contrast herringbone fabric. OrSlow then takes the whole garment and washes it to a beautiful fade, mimicking decades of wear. It’s a love letter to old fatigue shirts and the people who wore them.