This product is no longer available, but we've found these similar products for you:
This pea coat is faithful to the details of those worn by midshipmen in the U.S. Navy, with the same broad lapels and collar, double-breasted fronts, and large vertical pockets--ideal for keeping newly commissioned ensigns warm while on duty. Originally designed in the 19th century for sailors who climbed the masts of fully rigged ships to furl and unfurl sails, the pea coat was preferred for its close fit and mid-hip drape that provided freedom of movement without sacrificing warmth. Made from 32-oz. of thick, tightly woven melton wool with a heavily brushed nap for a smooth feel, the coat has a nylon quilted lining for optimal heat retention. Like the original pea coats, the oversized collar and lapel can be worn up to protect the ears, cheeks, and neck, and the double breasted front's overlapping layers prevent wind penetration. Updated for contemporary wear, the pea coat has a vented back, two interior pockets, and two deep outer pockets. The jacket's ten buttons are embossed with the classic fouled anchor design. Made in the U.S. Men's sizes 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50. (2 lbs.)
Let’s be real. A good winter coat can be a major investment. But if you choose wisely, the coat will last forever (or at least a good long time) and remain trend-relevant for seasons to come. Here’s my criteria for buying a new coat: 1. It has to go with my boots/shoes Even though you shed your coat once you come in from the cold, outside, your coat is part of your outfit — which...
In the winter, a man’s coat may say more about him than another other article of clothing and often it’s often his first impression. How often has a man dressed painstakingly for a date at an upscale restaurant, then thrown any old jacket over his clothes? If this sounds like you, it’s time to search for a new coat, whether a nice warm pea coat, a stylish leather jacket or a quilted coat. Step 1: ...
© 2005-2009 StyleFeeder, Inc. All Rights Reserved.