GURKHA SHORTS Scarves accurately referencing the historical use

accurately referencing the historical use of traditional Native American artwork throughout US sporting culture

The Explorer Parka gets its name from similar down parkas that have been seen worn on cold mountain expeditions

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applied by hand at The Real McCoy’s Kobe Headquarters

Rather than using pile fabric on the underside as seen in the modern way

GURKHA SHORTS Scarves accurately referencing the historical useThe key features of the Gurkha shorts are the two over lapping belts on the waist band, the wide hem, the high rise, and its pleated design. The shorts get their name from the legendary Gurkha soldiers, considered to be the strongest soldiers in Nepal. The courage of the Gurkhas was praised even after Nepal was defeated by the British Empire in the Anglo Nepalese War, with the British creating the Treaty of Sugauli in 1816 allowing them to enlist