'65 Collection

This collection is not about politics. It’s about people. It’s about the ones who didn’t ask for the war, but answered anyway. The ones who might have marched in the streets if they weren’t marching through the jungle. The ones who didn’t wear the uniform for glory, but for the man on their left and the man on their right.

The 65 Collection is forged in the spirit of those men.

Carry it in memory. Carry it for the ones who never made it back. Carry it for the ones who did, and still carry it every day.

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