N1 Bedford Cord Navy Jacket Z26X031
The US Navy issued all U.S Navy personnel the N-1 Deck Jacket in 1944. It has become one of the most famed and utilized U.S Armed Forces jackets in the 1940s. The Navy N1 Bedford Cord Deck Jacket was sturdy, warm, and a versatile jacket for crew members working on aircraft carriers and USN warships. The first version of the US Navy N1 Deck Jacket had wool blend Alpaca fiber lining; later this lining was replaced by wool. Cockpit USA’s version has a polyester lining which is lighter and more pleasant to wear while giving the appearance of the original alpaca lining. The USN N1 Jacket pays respect to the hardworking men of the US Navy by replicating the wind flap protector over the zipper front closure and constructed of a unique rugged Bedford Cord shell. For added warmth, hidden storm cuffs are set in its sleeves, which also keeps the knit from snagging during everyday use. Proudly made in the USA, this US Navy winter jacket showcases superior quality in its craftsmanship. Order the N1 Deck Jacket reproduction for sale today!
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• Crafted from 100% cotton Bedford cord with polyester faux alpaca lining on body and quilted polyester lining in sleeves.
• Zipper under button wind
• Two side entry pockets
• Two interior pockets
• This is a regular fit jacket
• Available in Navy and Sage
• Machine wash warm, tumble dry low
• Proudly manufactured in the USA.
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Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.
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"1. The storm cuffs feel overly tight and uncomfortable, leading to irritation and itching on my wrists. 2. The buttonholes show loose and unfinished threads. 3. the jacket is also not for the winter you can wear it in fall/autumn. 4. I would love to return it even with the half price."
"Took this on my submarine deployment since it can get pretty cold onboard. Got several compliments wearing this over my coveralls and the corduroy outer layer ensured this survived from control to the engine room. The outer layer was also water resistant enough to help keep me warm from sea spray topside. I've also worn this out in town as well and it has kept me warm many cold nights in the North East. Definitely lived up to the legacy of the Navy Deck Jacket."
