African Indigo Textile Resist Dye Scarf no. 3 vintage navajo smycken This is Buzz Rickson's version

This is Buzz Rickson's version of the classic WWII USMC Jacket in herringbone twill

- 100% cotton- 12oz Japanese redline selvedge denim

Those are the last jackets produced with a capital E on the red tab

Written by Barry Friedman who also is Pendleton Woolen Mills' vintage Indian blanket consultant and Ralph Lauren's primary source for antique Indian blankets

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African Indigo Textile Resist Dye Scarf no. 3 vintage navajo smycken This is Buzz Rickson's versionIndigo has been used in many different cultures all around the world and in Africa there is a long tradition of making indigo dyed clothing and fabrics using a variety of different techniques. This textile comes from Burkina Faso and the fabric used is made from hand woven strips of cotton fabric. The pattern on this one is made using a stitch resist dye technique were the pattern is made by sewing rows of stitches in the fabric before it is dyed in