BUCO STRIPED WOOL KNIT SCARF Outerwear to this day

to this day

The lining of the hip pocket flaps is also made of a similarly less dense fabric to reduce volume and serve as an accent

when various types of civilian wet weather gear such as ponchos and parkas were prevalent

giving it the ’Tank’ moniker but was utilized by all troops

BUCO STRIPED WOOL KNIT SCARF Outerwear to this dayThe BUCO STRIPED WOOL KNIT SCARF is based on the knitting pattern of military scarves worn by soldiers in WW2, this style of scarf sometimes called the muffler was almost entirely knitted by civilians and family members to give comfort and warmth to soldiers during their service. The Red Cross issued booklets showing how to knit the scarves and then they were sent to the soldiers overseas. The style of scarf then became popular with veterans after the