SCARF, WOOL-KNIT Size:F the BUCO company was acquired

the BUCO company was acquired from founder Joseph Buegeleisen by the American Safety Equipment Corporation of New York and by the 1970s they had produced a number of promotional and novelty items adorned with the ‘BUCO AMERICAN SAFETY’ branding

This is a reprint of sportswear from the 1960s

all models that featured press-button studs on the collar

the density has been reduced to enhance comfort while wearing

popular for its appeal across seasons and climates

SCARF, WOOL-KNIT Size:F the BUCO company was acquiredThe SCARF, WOOL KNIT is crafted following a knitting pattern from 1942. During World War II, knitting patterns were distributed for free to encourage knitters to create warm garments for soldiers. As part of the Knitting for Victory initiative, Red Cross chapters set up Work Rooms staffed by Production Corps volunteers. These volunteers oversaw material management, sewed hospital garments, created bandages, and prepared donated clothing for shipment