This N-1 from Warehouse is based on an original from their archive, which has a lesser-seen hook closure designed to replace rust-prone zippers.
These things have been sellin' like hotcakes, with small and medium sizes sold out at almost all retailers, so hold onto one if you can find it.
This Arpenteur piece is an ingenious combination of a classic puffer or vintage ski jacket with that military repro-classic: the deck jacket.
This Japan-made, Fort Knox of a jacket probably won't see any actual deck time, but you just know it would be prepared for all-out war.
Left Field NYC took 15 oz. Japanese-milled whipcord and applied it to their classic Coal Miner Chino silhouette, blending the old with the new.
Based on a well worn and faded example of an original early twentieth-century US Navy sailor's shawl collar denim jacket, this Warehouse piece is a winner.
A staple winter coat in heritage fashion, it’s about as versatile as they come. 100% wool shearling lining means this will certainly be a toasty affair.
For me, a deck jacket is one of those pieces I lust after but is never quite perfect. Battenwear may have…
Finally, a pair of shorts to match your N1 Deck Jacket. The Deck Short from Freenote Cloth is as functional…
Had 40s-era USN N-1 deck jackets been made like Iron Heart's IHM-22, with 21oz. selvedge denim, every day would be Fade Friday.
