This authentic vintage chore jacket was issued by the Swiss military in the 1960s. It is made from durable 100% cotton denim and features the distinctive salt-and-pepper twill weave pattern for which these jackets are well known. Built to withstand years of hard use, it showcases a simple yet rugged design with two chest pockets and a full button-front closure.
Combining military utility with timeless style, this jacket is highly versatile and comfortable to wear. The sturdy cotton fabric provides a warm and comfortable fit, making it ideal for cool summer evenings or layering during the colder months.
After more than 60 years, the jacket remains in good vintage condition and shows only minor signs of wear consistent with its age. Two small, neatly executed stitch repairs are visible on the lower back, adding to its authentic character and history.
Size 56 / Extra Large
Measurements:
Chest width: 59 cm
Shoulder width: 50
Back length: 68
This rugged Canadienne coat was crafted by Dickson in France during the 1960s, a timeless design made to withstand harsh winter temperatures. Lined with soft sheepskin, it offers both exceptional warmth and comfort, while the outer layer is made of durable brown canvas for a sturdy, utilitarian look. It comes with its original waist belt.
This coat is not only a functional winter garment but also a true piece of mid century French workwear heritage.
After 60 years, the coat remains in good, wearable condition, showing signs of age and use that add authentic vintage charm. Over time, it has developed a subtle patina that enhances its rugged character.
Measurements:
Chest width: 64 cm
Shoulder width: 54 cm
Back length: 77 cm
Vintage 1964 Swiss Army “Salt & Pepper” Mountaineer’s Rucksack
This classic, high-quality backpack is ideal for hiking, travel, or everyday use. Its timeless design and durable construction make it both practical and full of character.
The outer layer is made of sturdy olive-green canvas, while the shoulder straps, front straps, and base are crafted from robust saddle leather. The leather has been carefully cleaned and treated with oil, improving both flexibility and comfort.
On the back, the leather is marked with the original initials of the first owner, along with the year, adding a unique and personal historical touch.
After more than 60 years, the bag remains in worn condition, showing clear signs of use consistent with its age. Having already proven its durability over decades, it is built to last for many more years to come.
Measurements:
height; 50 cm
length; 40 cm
width; 22 cm
Originally made for riding, it has stood the test of time and remains a timeless piece, perfect for everyday wear. It is equipped with with a removable fur collar and sheepskin lining, making it both warm and comfortable to wear.
After 60 years the jacket still remains in good condition, but shows signs of wear. Over time it developed a nice patina which only adds more charm to it.
Measurements:
Chest Width: 52 cm
Shoulder width: 50 cm
Back Length: 62 cm
Sleeve Length: 61 cm
This rucksack was issued by the Swiss Army around World War II and is a fine example of early military field gear.
The bag features one large main compartment, two shoulder straps, and a sturdy top handle. It is made from durable canvas, while the base and fastening straps are crafted from thick saddle leather.
This rucksack would still make an excellent everyday bag and is also well-suited for day hikes or outdoor use.
After around a century, the bag remains in used but solid condition and shows clear signs of age and wear. Both the canvas and leather have developed a beautiful patina over time, adding to its authentic character. Built to withstand years of use, this piece still has plenty of life left.
The canvas has been carefully cleaned, and the leather parts have been treated with saddle soap and leather grease to keep them supple.
Measurements:
Height: 27 cm
Width: 30 cm
Depth: 17 cm
This classic 1950s motorcycle jacket features a timeless short-cut design with several characteristic details, including a wide collar and small side adjustment straps on the back. It also has a beautiful orange inner lining, sturdy German Ruhr zippers, and a decorative label from the Dutch brand Grizzly.
The jacket would still make a fantastic piece for riding a classic motorcycle, but it would also serve perfectly as a decorative item in a garage, workshop, or vintage inspired interior.
After more than 70 years, the jacket remains in good vintage condition, though it shows natural signs of age and wear. Over time the leather has developed a nice faded patina, giving it a rugged and authentic character. The leather has been carefully cleaned with saddle soap and treated with leather grease to keep it supple.
Measurements:
Chest width: 43 cm
Shoulder width: 40 cm
Back length: 58 cm
Sleeve length: 59.5 cm
This distinctive sporran was made in Scotland in the 1950s and is crafted from fur and leather. Traditionally worn as part of Highland dress with a kilt, it features a metal chain and leather belt, allowing it to be worn comfortably around the waist.
The natural texture of the fur and the simple, functional design reflect mid 20th century Scottish craftsmanship. It would make a fine addition to traditional Scottish attire or to a collection of Highland dress and historical accessories.
After approximately 70 years, the sporran remains in good condition and shows signs of age and use consistent with its history.
Vintage 40s WWII Swedish army issued M1909 winter parka
Originally, these sheepskin-lined coats were issued by the Swedish army to their troops to withstand the freezing winter temperatures of Scandinavia. These parkas have gained iconic status for their rugged design and exceptional quality. In Sweden they are known as the “Livpäls,” which translates to “coat for life” – a name they truly seem to live up to.
This jacket was made by the Swedish military supplier Mats Larsson and still retains its original label as well as several military stamps.
It is the ultimate winter coat and can still be worn today.
After more than 80 years, the parka remains in good condition and shows only minor signs of wear and use. Over the years it has developed a beautiful patina that only adds to its character.
Measurements:
Chest width: 60 cm
Shoulder width: 51.5 cm
Back length: 96.5 cm
Sleeve length: 67 cm
This distinctive sporran was made in Scotland in the 1950s and is crafted from sealskin and leather. Traditionally worn as part of Highland dress with a kilt, it features a metal chain and leather belt, allowing it to be worn comfortably around the waist.
The natural texture of the sealskin and the simple, functional design reflect mid 20th century Scottish craftsmanship. It would make a fine addition to traditional Scottish attire or to a collection of Highland dress and historical accessories.
After approximately 70 years, the sporran remains in good condition and shows signs of age and use consistent with its history.
This authentic vintage hunting bag was crafted in Germany in the 1950s and originally used by hunters to carry cartridges and small gear.
Even today, it would make an ideal companion for a hunting trip — or serve perfectly as a unique everyday bag with character and history.
After around 70 years, the bag shows signs of honest use. It has developed a beautiful patina that highlights its age and craftsmanship. Some of the original stitching has come loose and was roughly repaired over time, and the small leather strap on the front flap has been replaced. These imperfections only add to its authentic vintage appeal.
Measurements:
Width: 23 cm
Height: 21 cm
Depth: 9 cm
This rugged Canadienne coat was crafted in France during the 1950s, a timeless design made to withstand harsh winter temperatures. Lined with soft sheepskin, it offers both exceptional warmth and comfort, while the outer layer is made of durable brown canvas for a sturdy, utilitarian look. It comes with its original waist belt.
This coat is not only a functional winter garment but also a true piece of mid century French workwear heritage.
After more than 70 years, the coat remains in good, wearable condition, showing signs of age and use that add authentic vintage charm. Over time, it has developed a subtle patina that enhances its rugged character.
Measurements:
Chest width: 58 cm
Shoulder width: 55 cm
Back length: 78 cm
This historic sheepskin jerkin was issued by the Merchant Navy Comforts Service (MNCS) to shipwrecked sailors during World War II. The MNCS was a vital wartime organization dedicated to supporting British merchant seamen who often endured perilous conditions at sea. Volunteers across Britain contributed by knitting warm garments and gathering books, toiletries, and other small comforts to provide relief and dignity to sailors in times of need.
The jerkin is made from thick, insulating sheepskin and is stamped in two places with “PROPERTY OF THE MERCHANT NAVY COMFORTS SERVICE”, marking it as an authentic piece of wartime naval history.
It would make a striking addition to any WWII or maritime collection, and also serves as a bold statement piece for wear or display.
After over 80 years, the jerkin remains in worn but evocative condition, showing signs of heavy use. It has developed a beautifully distressed patina, with visible rips and hand-stitched repairs—all contributing to its authenticity and rugged charm.
Measurements:
Chest width: 53 cm
Back Length: 64 cm
