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U.S. Made Navy Pea Coat, Fidelity

U.S. Made Navy Pea Coat, Fidelity

  • SKU: 740
$59.95
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Description

U.S. Made Wool Double Breasted Navy Peacoat


Nothing beats a true original. This U.S. Made Pea Coat was made for the U.S. Navy by Fidelity of Boston.  Constructed with U.S. quality melton wool combined with a durable quilted or satin lining.  You are not able to choose lining with this special.  Each coat features hand warmer pockets, vented back and two inside chest pockets and the original military U.S.N. anchor buttons. The U.S. Made Pea Coat is a military classic and goes perfect with casual or dress attire. Stay warm and protected this winter and look great doing it in a genuine US Made Pea Coat. We find they ran from small to true to size. If your in between or wearing heavier clothing please size 1 up. 

Features & Specs of the Original US Made Navy Pea Coat

  • 80% Melton Wool and 20% Nylon
  • Full Lining
  • Double Breasted Closure
  • Anchor Embossed Buttons
  • Two Welt Pockets
  • Made in the USA

Sizing & Fit

We find they fit a bit small. If you are between sizes or wearing heavier clothing please size 1 up for more comfort. 

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Pea Coat History

The Pea Coat was originally worn by sailors of European and later American navies and dates back to the 1700s. It was adopted from Britain’s Navy Reefer Jacket. The crewmen wearing the jackets were tasked with climbing the rigging to furl and unfurl (reef) the sails of the ship as it was sailing. Classic features of the jacket still exist today. The double breasted front placed buttons were placed on either side so they would not be caught on ropes as the crewman adjusted sails. The coat was also short to allow more ease of movement during this task. Even then, it was constructed with very heavy wool and navy blue in color. 

 

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