Huntington Layering Work Shirt

The Huntington Work Shirt is putting heavy duty to the test. Made of rugged 88/12 cotton/nylon material to out perform any competitor against rips, frays, and overall comfort. Double sew lines combined with bartack stitching on all stress points provides a strong hold. It also uses #70 type Mil-Spec thread, supplying sturdy reinforcement that would make the military proud. 12 custom industrial buttons and traditional style tail for a touch of class. The Huntington Work Shirt is a solid work shirt no matter the challenge.

 

Features & Benefits

- Manufactured from rugged 88/12 cotton/nylon material

- #70 type MIL-SPEC thread for stronger reinforcement

- Oversized Dual Front Pockets with double storage area

- Optional Magnetic Panel for the front pocket

- Pencil and safety glasses holder on the sleeve

- 12 Custom Industrial Atlas 46 Buttons

- Traditional style tail for a touch of class

- Pleated back for optimum maneuverability

- Double sew lines for maximum durability

- Bartack stitching on all stress points

- Hand Crafted in the USA

- Lifetime Warranty on craftsmanship and sewing

- 1 Year Warranty on fabric materials

**TOOLS NOT INCLUDED**

Why Huntington?

Jedediah Huntington was an American general in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. After the war, he served in numerous civilian posts. As the war approached, Jedediah became an active officer in the Norwich militia. He was an active Son of Liberty, and a member of the Committee of Correspondence that was established at a Norwich town meeting on 6 June 1774. "His greatness was rather intellectual and moral than physical, as there is in existence a memorandum of the weighing of several revolutionary officers at West Point, August 19, 1788; when Gen. Washington weighed 209 pounds, Gen. Lincoln, 224, Gen. Knox, 280, and Gen. Huntington, 132." On June 24, 1783, Washington wrote that the army was "reduced to a competent garrison for West Point; Patterson, Huntington, and Greaton being the only brigadiers now left with it, besides the adjutant general." That same month Jedediah Huntington received the brevet rank of major general. The Treaty of Paris was signed on September 3, 1783, formally ending the war.

• Ensign of the 1st Norwich militia - October 1769
• Lieutenant - 1771
• Captain - May 1774
• Colonel of the 20th Regiment of Connecticut Militia - October 1774
• Commanded 8th Regiment of Connecticut Militia - July 1775
• Huntington's 8th Connecticut Regiment became the 17th Continental Regiment - January 1, 1776
• Commanded the 1st Regiment - beginning of 1777

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