Description
Bedford Cord Construction
The US Navy issued all personnel the N1 Deck Jacket in 1944. It has become one of the most famed and utilized U.S Armed Forces jackets in the 1940s. The US Navy Deck Jacket was sturdy, warm, and a versatile jacket for crew-members working on aircraft carriers and Navy warships. Cockpit USA’s Bedford Cord Deck Jacket replicates the wind flap protector over the zipper front enclosure and a USN stencil behind its collar, constructed of a unique rugged Bedford Cord shell, with sherpa liner. For added warmth as well as hidden storm cuffs set in its sleeves.
Features
- Crafted from 100% cotton Bedford cord
- USN stencil underneath collar
- Full zipper under Naval anchor button wind flap
- Two side entry pockets
- 100% polyester sherpa liner with quilted sleeves
- Two interior pockets
- Machine in wash cold water, drip dry
- Proudly made in the USA
Sizing
| Small | Medium | Large | XLarge | 2XLarge | |
| Body Length | 27″ (68 cm) | 27″ (68 cm) | 27.5″ (70 cm) | 28″ (71 cm) | |
| Chest | 21″ (53 cm) | 22.5″ (57 cm) | 24″ (61 cm) | 25.5″ (65 cm) | |
| Shoulder Seam | 19″ (48 cm) | 20″ (51 cm) | 20.5″ (52 cm) | 21.5″ (54 cm) | |
| Sleeve | 26″ (66 cm) | 26″ (66 cm) | 26″ (66 cm) | 26.5″ 67 cm) | |
| Bottom | 21″ (53 cm) | 22.5″ 57 cm) | 24″ (61 cm) | 25.5″ (65 cm) |
All measurements taken with garment laying flat on table.
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