The Peacoat-Navy

The Peacoat is an iconic naval staple, created by the Dutch in the 1800s but immortalized by the British and U.S Navy throughout the 20th century. The common denominator for all for adopting the peacoat was a need for a durable piece of outerwear that could withstand the harsh rain, wind and cold temperatures typically experienced out at sea. Our modern interpretation ticks all the boxes thanks to a robust yet showerproof 30 oz Melton wool, woven in England. Read the full review here. Double breasted overcoat Oversized lapels External dropped-in welt pockets Two internal RIRI zip secure tablet-friendly pockets Brushed cotton pocket bags and trim on the inner cuff facings Intricate twin needle topstitch detail Real-horn, British-made combat buttons Button adjustable back belt to accommodate a neater silhouette Etched copper rivets on the back neck and hanger loop Made in our own factory in Manchester, England Model's measurements: Height: 6’0.5/184cm, Chest: 40"/101cm, Waist: 32"/81cm and wears a Size 4/M The sleeve length is intentionally a little long to accommodate all body shapes. Alterations to the sleeve length are extremely straightforward and can be done at very low cost with a local tailor. FABRIC Outer cloth: 100% melton wool (850 grams, 30 oz) woven in Oldham, Greater Manchester Body Lining: 100% cotton (129 grams) Sleeve Lining: 100% viscose CARE INSTRUCTIONS Dry cleaning only