Which of these famous clothing brands began as a military contractor and still references its military heritage in its brand identity?

Throughout history, many consumer products we use today originated from military necessity before becoming household brand names. These 'battlefield brands' have fascinating origin stories that reflect the intersection of military innovation and commercial success. Test your knowledge about these military-inspired products that transformed into iconic brands while maintaining aspects of their martial heritage in their marketing and brand identity.

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Burberry, which supplied trench coats to British officers during WWI and still features military-inspired designs and its iconic trench coat
Levi's, which began by supplying uniforms to the Union Army during the Civil War and maintains military styling in its brand aesthetic
Ralph Lauren, which started by redesigning military dress uniforms for the U.S. Army and continues to use military insignia in its logo
Tommy Hilfiger, which initially manufactured Navy peacoats during WWII before expanding to civilian clothing while keeping nautical themes