DECK JACKET - "N1 DECK JACKET" TYPE - CROSS ANCHORS

The N1 Deck Jacket was developed during World War II to meet the needs of naval crews based in Europe who were looking for a warm jacket for temporary movement on the decks and passageways of their ships.

To meet this demand, the U.S. Department of Defense commissioned the creation of a jacket closely resembling the one already used by U.S. Army troops. The N1 deck jacket features a canvas collar, a wool lining, and a zipper for optimal protection against the cold. See our article on this topic on our blog. We offer this reproduction of the "US NAVY N1 Deck Jacket." The USN logo is printed on the front of the jacket. The back of this version is customized. Designed to withstand the worst weather conditions, it also stands out for its very pronounced retro look, reminiscent of the uniforms worn by American sailors.

If you're looking for a garment that's technical, stylish, and steeped in history, the "1943 N1 Deck Jacket" is a choice with character. It brilliantly combines authentic style and modern comfort, making it perfect for both road trips and everyday wear.

• Outer fabric in " Bedford cord" (lighter version than the " Jungle Cloth") 100% cotton
• Synthetic lining: 95% polyester, 5% polyacrylic
• Sturdy metal front zipper - concealed with a buttoned tab
• 2 drawer pockets
• Mesh cuffs inside the sleeves
• High collar
• Knit cuffs and waistband (and also inside the sleeves)
• Hem lacing
• Double pocket with drawers
• interior wallet pocket

To best determine the fit, it can be helpful to compare the measurements of your garment to those of a similar garment you already wear. Lay your garment flat and take all measurements from the outside.