Which of these popular retail clothing brands began as a military uniform supplier during World War II before transitioning to consumer fashion?

Throughout history, several major retail brands and manufacturers have surprising origins in military production. Some companies that now produce everyday consumer goods once manufactured weapons, vehicles, or supplies for armed forces during wartime. This fascinating transition from wartime production to civilian retail showcases how businesses adapted their manufacturing capabilities and brand identity in response to changing global circumstances.

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Hugo Boss, which designed and manufactured Nazi SS and Wehrmacht uniforms before becoming a luxury fashion house
Burberry, which originally produced officer trench coats before expanding to civilian outerwear
Lacoste, which manufactured military flight suits before creating their iconic polo shirts
Zara, which started by producing standard-issue military boots before developing fast fashion