DESIGNED & HANDMADE IN THE UK
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Y:PATROL CLOTHING
TIMELESS BRITISH MENSWEAR REDEFINED
A menswear brand that seamlessly blends British heritage with modern innovation. Our designs are rooted in tradition, inspired by iconic military and workwear patterns, and crafted usingcutting-edgematerials.
Each piece is handmade in Britain, ensuring the highest quality and attention to detail. Our mission is to create timeless garments that are not only functional but also serve as a lasting investment for those who value style and durability.
Y:PATROL CLOTHING, UK
DURABLE, MILITARY-STYLE MENSWEAR
Y:Patrol provides robust, high-quality clothing designed to suit both city and countryside adventures. Military-inspired clothing that is built to last and withstand any journey. Timeless menswear blending British heritage with modern innovation.
MADE TO LAST THE JOURNEY
MILITARY- STYLE MEN'S SHORTS
Bronze Desert SHORTS
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Beige KHAKI SHORTS
VIEW PRODUCTFrom the sun terrace to the football terrace
DESIGNED & HANDMADE IN THE UK
MILITARY-INSPIRED CLOTHING
MEN'S BEIGE KHAKI DESERT SHORTS
Our introductory piece is based on the British Army WW2 Khaki desert shorts worn in the Mediterranean, North Africa and the Middle east.
We have endeavoured to keep a lot of the original design features. The word Khaki came from the Urdu word for dust.
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MEN'S BROWN DESERT SHORTS
The German word ‘Drillich’ is a 3 threaded weave, which provides a durable cotton fabric gave the name to drill.
During WW2 there was no ‘standard’ pattern but the shorts usually had belt loops/buttons/double buckle waist and a maker’s mark, were extremely baggy and some had field dressing pockets.
Our design is a contemporary hybrid, fitted redesign of the shorts. Hopefully they will last you 80 years like the vintage examples you may find.
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Men's DESERT SHORTS
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Y:PATROL BLOG
The Queens Pirate, Francis Drake’s lifelong ‘problem’ with Spain started in 1569 at San Juan de Ulúa, when Spaniards ambushed his ship. He survived byjumping overboard and swimming for his life. Fr...
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The LRDG was formed by chance. A damaged troopship docked in Alexandria, Egypt, depositing Major Ralph Bagnold, a Royal Engineers officer with extensive prewar experience exploring the Great Libyan...
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Y:Patrol has taken inspiration from the Long Range Desert Group logo. At this point in time; it has been universally accepted, that "Gunner Claude Olaf Grimsey" NZ #551 was responsible for the de...
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