USN MEDICAL DEPARTMENT SLEEPING SHIRT Size:L They continued to be used

They continued to be used with nearly identical specifications until the back cinch was discontinued in 1937

and enabled them to dispense with duffle trousers

The mouton on our collars are dyed separately from root to tip

The adoption of Breton sweaters and boat shoes on the mid-century East Coast reflected the aspiration of boating and maritime recreation in an era when leisure time was a growing status symbol of the high society

USN MEDICAL DEPARTMENT SLEEPING SHIRT Size:L They continued to be usedThe USN MEDICAL DEPARTMENT SLEEPING SHIRT is crafted from a vat dyed, basket woven cotton fabric, closed at the front with cotton webbing ties. The shirt features a "MEDICAL DEPARTMENT U. S. N." stamp beneath the single chest patch pocket. Originally issued for use in naval medical facilities, such as shipboard sickbays and field hospitals, these shirts were designed for comfort and ease of wear for both patients and medical staff. Early versions were