バズリクソンズ N-1 デッキジャケット BR15340 ネイビーブルーモデル メンズ ミリタリージャケット Buzz Rickson's Type N-1 Navy NAVY DEPARTMENT DEMOTEX-ED 新品

バズリクソンズ N-1 デッキジャケット BR15340 ネイビーブルーモデル メンズ ミリタリージャケット Buzz Rickson's Type N-1 Navy NAVY DEPARTMENT DEMOTEX-ED 新品

Buzz Rickson's / バズリクソンズ

サイズ実寸

フィット感は、レギュラーフィットの範疇に収まる着用感です。このジャケットは、しっかりとしたハリとコシのある重厚な風合いのジャングルクロスの表地と、厚みのあるアルパカウールパイルの裏地を組み合わせています。そのため、外観には素材の厚みが生むN-1デッキジャケットらしいボリューム感があります。一方、肩幅を広く取ったつくりではなく、裏地の厚みが内側の着用スペースをある程度占めるため、実際の着用感は過度にルーズなものではありません。着用を重ねることで、生地が徐々にこなれて身体に馴染み、身体に沿った自然な着用感へと変化していきます。

掲載のサイズ実寸は、表側から計測した外寸です。内側にはパイルの厚みがあるため、同じ身幅の薄手のジャケットとは着用時のゆとりが異なる場合があります。また、実際のフィット感は、着用するインナーの厚さや体型、好みの着用感によって異なります。サイズをお選びになる際は、裏地の厚みやお好みの着用感も考慮しながら、厚みや構造が近いお手持ちのジャケットを平置きで計測し、身幅・着丈・裄丈・袖丈・肩幅を掲載のサイズ実寸と比較してご検討ください。

サイズ選びは、普段着用されているサイズをひとつの目安としてご検討ください。

記載の寸法は身体の寸法ではなく、衣服そのものを平置きで計測した実寸です。身幅は脇下の左右を直線で測った幅で、胸まわり一周の寸法や着用者の胸囲ではありません。

身幅：衣服を平らに置き、脇から約3cm下の位置で、端から端までの幅を測定しています。

着丈：背中側の衿付け根部分（身頃と衿の縫い目）から、裾先までの長さを測定しています。衿の高さは含みません。

裄丈：背中の衿付け根中央部分から、肩を通って表地の袖口の端までを測定しています。

袖丈（括弧内に記載している袖丈）：肩先の袖付け縫い目から、表地の袖口の端までを測定しています。

肩幅：肩の縫い目から縫い目までを直線で測定しています。

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品番
BR15340 (BR-15340) / br15340-01-navy

色
01) Navy ネイビー

素材
表地：コットン100% ジャングルクロス
裏地：ウール50% アルパカ50% アルパカウール混紡パイル
リブ：ウール100%

状態・生産国
新品です Made in Japan 日本製

商品説明

東洋エンタープライズが展開するミリタリーレーベル、Buzz Rickson's(バズリクソンズ)のType N-1デッキジャケット「NAVY DEPARTMENT DEMOTEX-ED」(Lot No. BR15340)です。

N-1デッキジャケットは、同素材のトラウザーズと組み合わせる防寒装備として、第二次世界大戦から朝鮮戦争にかけて米海軍の艦艇乗員に使用されたジャケットです。表地には「ジャングルクロス」と呼ばれるコットングログランを、裏地には保温性に優れたアルパカ・ウールパイルを使用しています。

N-1のネイビーブルーモデルは1944年に採用され、翌1945年にはカーキモデルが支給されました。カーキモデルでは、袖口内側のパイル生地や、ライニングの脇下・裾部に取り付けられたループが省略されています。また、裾コードを通すアイレットの大型化や脇下アイレットの配置変更など、カラー以外にも細部の仕様に違いが見られます。

本製品は、そのネイビーブルーのN-1デッキジャケットを再現した復刻モデルです。

表地には、コットン100%のジャングルクロスを使用しています。コットングログランとも呼ばれるこの生地は、高密度に織り上げられ、表面に細かな畝が現れています。目の詰まった頑強な生地で、強い張りとコシを備え、がっしりとした質感と重厚な風合いが特徴です。生地表面は、光の当たる方向や見る角度によって反射の仕方が変わり、ほのかな光沢と奥行きのある濃淡が現れます。細かな畝の凹凸や、縫い目の周囲に現れる陰影によって、立体的な表情が生まれています。また、生地表面には自然なシワ感があり、面の起伏や生地の流れに沿って、白っぽく擦れたような跡や筋状の濃淡が見られます。縫い目に沿っては、生地が細かく波打つパッカリングも現れています。こうした生地表面の変化が、ミリタリーウェアを思わせる風合いを与え、畝のある織り目と相まって、無骨な雰囲気を生み出しています。着用を重ねることで、生地が徐々にこなれ、身体に馴染んだ自然な着用感へと変化していきます。生地の特性によって生じるこれらの白っぽい跡や表面の濃淡につきましては、本製品に用いられているジャングルクロスならではの風合いとして、あらかじめご理解くださいますようお願いいたします。

身頃と袖の裏地には、ウール50%・アルパカ50%の混紡パイルを使用しています。毛足のあるパイル裏地を身頃から袖にかけて配した総裏仕様です(フロント前立ての見返しや脇部分には、部分的にジャングルクロスを配しています)。毛足の間に空気を含むことにより、衣服内部の熱が逃げるのを抑える保温層を作ります。厚みと立体感のあるパイルが表地のハリ・コシと組み合わさることで、N-1特有の重厚な素材感が生まれています。

フロント開閉部には、金属製のジッパーを採用しています。「TALON」の刻印が入った引き手には、延長タブとして革紐を結び付けています。革紐によってつかむ部分の長さを確保し、グローブを着用した状態でもジッパーの開閉操作を行いやすい構造となっています。また、革紐は結びを解くことで取り外すこともできます。着用者から見て左身頃の前端には、ジッパーを覆うストームフラップ(防風用の前立て)を備えています。フラップには、横方向に開けたボタンホールを縦一列に6つ配し、右身頃のジッパーに沿う位置には、それぞれに対応する6つのボタンを取り付けています。ジッパーで前開きを閉じた後、その上からストームフラップを重ね、ボタンで固定する二重構造です。開閉部に生地の重なりを持たせ、ジッパーの噛み合わせ部分へ直接風が当たるのを抑えることで、衣服内部への冷気の侵入を軽減します。

衿は、衿先に丸みを持たせたヘチマカラー状の折り返し衿です。表衿には毛足のあるパイルを配し、裏衿には表地と同じジャングルクロスを使用しています。裏衿にはジグザグステッチが施され、表裏を異なる素材で構成したつくりです。衿を立てるとパイル面が首まわりに向き、首元を包みます。毛足による厚みが衿の輪郭に立体感を与え、身頃との素材の違いも、N-1を特徴づける外観のひとつとなっています。着用者から見て左衿端には、先端にボタンホールを設けたチンストラップを取り付けています。折り返した右衿の内側には、チンストラップを留めるための固定用ボタンを取り付けています。衿を立て、ストラップを喉元へ渡して右衿側のボタンに留めることで、左右の衿先を連結し、喉元の開きを抑える構造です。パイルを配した衿とチンストラップを組み合わせ、首まわりの保温性と防風性を高める仕様です。折り返した左衿の内側には、チンストラップの保持用ボタンを取り付けています。チンストラップを使用しない場合は、ストラップを左衿側へ折り返し、このボタンに留めて収めることができます。

左右の前身頃には、手を差し入れやすい斜めの開口を持つウェルトポケットを配置しています。開口部を口布で整え、収納部を身頃の内側に収めた構造で、表側はすっきりとした外観となっています。

袖は、身頃の袖ぐり(アームホール)に袖山を縫い合わせるセットインスリーブ仕様です。各袖の表地は1枚の生地パーツで構成され、腕の内側にあたる袖下で生地の端同士を縫い合わせ、筒状に仕立てた一枚袖の構造です。袖口は、表地を内側へ折り返し、ステッチで押さえて始末しています。外側に別付けのカフスは設けず、ボタンなどの開閉用の留め具も付かない仕様です。外側からは表地の袖がそのまま袖口まで続いて見え、袖先より内側にウール100%のニットリブを収めた構造となっています。外側のジャングルクロスがリブを覆うことで、作業時の摩擦や引っ掛かりによる編み地の摩耗・損傷を抑えています。内蔵したニットリブは、その伸縮性によって手首まわりを包み、袖口の隙間を小さくします。これにより、袖先からの冷気の侵入と衣服内部の暖気の流出を抑え、保温性を高めています。

本製品では、袖裏のパイルに加え、リブの周囲にあたる袖先の内側にもパイルを配しています。袖口の内側まで毛足のある生地を用いた仕様は、後のカーキモデルとの違いとして挙げられる、ネイビーモデルの特徴のひとつです。袖の内側を覆うパイルと、手首に沿うニットリブを組み合わせた構成となっています。

アウターシェルの脇下には、金属製のアイレット(ハトメ)を配置しています。表地に設けた小さな開口部の周囲をハトメで補強した構造で、穴はパイル裏地までは貫通していません。表地とパイル裏地の間に湿気の逃げ道を設けた、通気用のディテールとなっています。

裾の内側には、裾まわりのフィット感を調整するためのドローコードが通されています。コードを引くことで裾の開きを調整でき、身体との隙間や、動いた際の裾のばたつきを抑える構造です。コードの出口には金属製のアイレットを用い、紐が通る部分の生地を補強しています。裾を絞ることで、下側から入り込む風を抑えやすくなっています。

身頃裏側の脇付近や裾部分には、表地と共生地のジャングルクロスを用いたループを取り付けています。これらは、追加レイヤーの取り付け用と推測されるものです。こうした内側の細かな部材にも、ネイビーブルー型N-1の仕様が再現されています。なお、本製品はジャケット単体での販売となり、ループに取り付けるためのオプションアイテムは付属していません。

背面は、背中心の接ぎやヨーク状の大きな切り替えを設けない、すっきりとした構成です。背面上部には、「U.S. NAVY」の文字をプリントしています。濃紺の生地に文字の輪郭が浮かび上がり、米海軍の艦艇乗員用ジャケットをルーツとすることを伝えるディテールとなっています。

首裏には、「NAVY DEPARTMENT」の名称、契約番号「NXss-13228」、サイズ表記を配した復刻ラベルが縫い付けられています。その下には「DEMOTEX-ED」の小さなラベルも取り付けられ、当時のラベル意匠が再現されています。ラベルの上部には、ジャングルクロスを用いたテープ状のハンガーループが設けられ、ジャケットを掛ける際に使用できます。

「Buzz Rickson's by Toyo Enterprises Lot No. BR15340 / Type N-1 Navy “NAVY DEPARTMENT DEMOTEX-ED”」

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Product Description in English.

Buzz Rickson's Men's U.S. Navy N-1 Deck Jacket Reproduction, 100% Cotton Jungle Cloth Shell with Alpaca-Wool Pile Lining, Made in Japan (Toyo Enterprises BR15340, 01 Navy, NAVY DEPARTMENT DEMOTEX-ED)

Buzz Rickson's

This men's N-1 deck jacket is made in Japan by Buzz Rickson's, Toyo Enterprises' military label specializing in reproductions of vintage American military clothing. Based on the navy-blue N-1 adopted by the U.S. Navy in 1944, it combines a densely woven 100% cotton jungle cloth shell with substantial wool-and-alpaca pile lining throughout the body and sleeves. A pile-faced collar with a buttoned chin strap, a TALON-marked metal zipper beneath a six-button storm flap, concealed wool rib-knit cuffs, and an adjustable hem drawcord reflect its origins as cold-weather clothing for naval ship crews. Pile inside the sleeve openings and internal jungle cloth loops reproduce details associated with the early navy-blue configuration, while the U.S. NAVY back print and reproduction neck labels preserve its period appearance. The firm shell and thick lining give the jacket the structure and volume characteristic of an N-1, balanced by a regular fit that brings these military details into contemporary casual outerwear.

Size and Fit Guide:

Gender: Men.

Fit: This jacket falls within the regular-fit range. Its firm, substantial jungle cloth shell and thick alpaca-wool pile lining create the visible volume characteristic of an N-1 deck jacket. The shoulders are not cut especially wide, and the lining occupies some of the interior space, so the jacket does not feel excessively loose despite its substantial appearance. With repeated wear, the shell gradually becomes more supple and develops a more naturally broken-in feel that follows the wearer.

The listed measurements are taken from the outside of the jacket. Because the pile lining adds thickness on the inside, the available wearing room may differ from that of a lightweight jacket with the same measured chest width.

Your usual jacket size can be used as a starting point. Actual fit will vary depending on your body type, the thickness of the layers worn underneath, and your preferred amount of room. Please measure a similar lined jacket that fits you well, ideally one with comparable thickness and construction, and compare its chest width, body length, center-back sleeve length, sleeve length from the shoulder seam, and shoulder width with the measurements below. Please also take the thickness of the pile lining into account when considering your preferred fit.

Our model wears Tagged Size 36. He is 175 cm / approximately 5'9" tall, weighs 59 kg / approximately 130 lbs, and has a 91 cm / approximately 36" chest. For reference, he normally wears a US/EU size S/36.

The following measurements show the garment itself laid flat, not the wearer's body measurements. Width is the straight-across measurement of the jacket and does not represent the garment's full chest circumference or the wearer's chest measurement.

In inches

Tagged Size 36
Width: 21.3" / Length: 26.0"
Sleeve: 32.7" (24.0") / Shoulder: 17.3"

Tagged Size 38
Width: 22.4" / Length: 26.8"
Sleeve: 33.9" (24.8") / Shoulder: 18.1"

Tagged Size 40
Width: 23.6" / Length: 27.6"
Sleeve: 35.0" (25.6") / Shoulder: 18.9"

Tagged Size 42
Width: 24.4" / Length: 28.0"
Sleeve: 35.4" (25.6") / Shoulder: 19.7"

Tagged Size 44
Width: 25.2" / Length: 28.3"
Sleeve: 36.6" (26.4") / Shoulder: 20.5"

Tagged Size 46
Width: 26.4" / Length: 29.5"
Sleeve: 37.4" (26.8") / Shoulder: 21.3"

In centimeters

Tagged Size 36
Width: 54cm / Length: 66cm
Sleeve: 83cm (61cm) / Shoulder: 44cm

Tagged Size 38
Width: 57cm / Length: 68cm
Sleeve: 86cm (63cm) / Shoulder: 46cm

Tagged Size 40
Width: 60cm / Length: 70cm
Sleeve: 89cm (65cm) / Shoulder: 48cm

Tagged Size 42
Width: 62cm / Length: 71cm
Sleeve: 90cm (65cm) / Shoulder: 50cm

Tagged Size 44
Width: 64cm / Length: 72cm
Sleeve: 93cm (67cm) / Shoulder: 52cm

Tagged Size 46
Width: 67cm / Length: 75cm
Sleeve: 95cm (68cm) / Shoulder: 54cm

[How We Measure the Actual Garment]

Width (Chest Width / Half Chest): Measured with the jacket laid flat, straight across from side to side approximately 3cm (about 1.2 in.) below the underarms. This is a flat width measurement, not the garment's full chest circumference or the wearer's chest measurement.

Length (Body Length): Measured down the back from the base of the collar, at the seam where the collar joins the body, to the bottom edge of the hem. The height of the collar is not included.

Sleeve (Center-Back Sleeve Length): The first sleeve measurement is taken from the center back at the base of the collar seam, across the shoulder, and down to the end of the sleeve opening in the outer shell. The endpoint is the edge of the jungle cloth sleeve, not the concealed rib-knit cuff inside.

Sleeve in Parentheses (Sleeve Length from Shoulder Seam): The measurement in parentheses is taken from the sleeve attachment seam at the shoulder point down to the end of the sleeve opening in the outer shell. The endpoint is the edge of the jungle cloth sleeve, not the concealed rib-knit cuff inside.

Shoulder (Shoulder Width): Measured straight across the back from one shoulder seam to the other.

Made in Japan.
- Brand new and unused.
- All measurements are taken by hand with the garment laid flat, using a measuring tape.
- Slight measurement differences may occur due to individual garment variations and the measuring method.
- Actual color may vary slightly from the photos due to lighting conditions and individual screen settings.

Historical Background: The Early Navy-Blue Type N-1
The N-1 deck jacket was used by U.S. Navy ship crews from World War II through the Korean War as part of a cold-weather outfit worn with trousers made from the same shell material. The design combined cotton grosgrain, commonly known as jungle cloth, with insulating alpaca-and-wool pile lining.

The navy-blue version was adopted in 1944, followed by the issue of a khaki version in 1945. The changes extended beyond the shell color. The later khaki configuration omitted the pile inside the sleeve openings and the loops positioned around the underarm and hem areas of the lining. Other differences included larger hem drawcord eyelets and a revised arrangement of the underarm eyelets.

This jacket reproduces the early navy-blue configuration, including the pile at the inner sleeve openings and the internal jungle cloth loops that distinguish it from the later khaki model.

Densely Woven 100% Cotton Jungle Cloth Shell
The shell is made from 100% cotton jungle cloth, a densely woven fabric also known as cotton grosgrain. Fine ribs are visible across the surface, giving the cloth a textured appearance that differs from a smooth, flat-faced fabric.

The tightly packed weave produces a strong, substantial material with pronounced firmness and body. It has a structured feel and a dense, weighty character that contribute to the jacket's recognizable N-1 shape. The shell initially holds its form, then gradually becomes more supple and settles into a more naturally broken-in feel with repeated wear.

The surface reflects light differently depending on the angle of illumination and viewing direction. This creates a restrained sheen and variations in the depth of the navy color. The fine raised ribs, together with the shadows that form around seams and folds, give the shell a dimensional appearance.

Natural Surface Variation and Seam Puckering
The jungle cloth has a naturally creased surface, with pale, rubbed-looking marks and streak-like tonal variations following the folds and contours of the fabric. Fine puckering also appears along the seams, where the cloth forms small waves beside the stitching.

These surface variations work together with the ribbed weave to give the jacket the rugged texture associated with military clothing. Please be aware that the pale marks and differences in surface tone described here are characteristics of the jungle cloth used for this jacket and form part of its distinctive appearance.

50% Wool and 50% Alpaca Pile Lining
The body and sleeves are lined with a pile fabric composed of 50% wool and 50% alpaca. The raised fibers extend throughout the main interior of the jacket, creating a fully lined construction. Selected areas, including the front opening facings and portions of the underarm area, use jungle cloth instead of pile.

Air held between the pile fibers forms an insulating layer that helps reduce heat loss from inside the garment. The thickness and loft of the pile add substantial volume on the inside, while the firm jungle cloth supports the outside. Together, these materials create the dense, substantial feel characteristic of an N-1 deck jacket.

TALON-Marked Metal Zipper with a Removable Leather Pull
The front opening closes with a metal zipper. Its pull is stamped with the TALON name and fitted with a tied leather cord that serves as an extension. The added length provides a larger area to grasp, making the zipper easier to operate while wearing gloves.

The leather extension is attached by a knot rather than permanently fixed in place. It can be removed by untying the cord.

Six-Button Storm Flap over the Front Zipper
A storm flap runs along the front edge of the wearer's left body panel and covers the zipper. Six horizontally oriented buttonholes are arranged in a vertical row on the flap, with six corresponding buttons positioned along the zipper on the wearer's right body panel.

The zipper closes the front opening first, after which the flap is laid across it and secured with the buttons. This creates a layered closure with fabric overlapping the zipper teeth. Covering the zipper in this way helps limit direct wind exposure at the fastening and reduces the entry of cold air through the front opening.

Pile-Faced Turn-Down Collar with a Jungle Cloth Undercollar
The collar is a turn-down design with rounded ends that give it a shawl-like outline. Its outer face is covered in raised pile, while the underside uses the same jungle cloth as the shell. Zigzag stitching is visible on the jungle cloth undercollar, adding a distinct construction detail to this combination of two different materials.

When the collar is raised, the pile surface faces inward toward the neck and wraps around it. The thickness of the pile gives the collar a dimensional outline, while its brown tones and textured surface contrast with the navy shell. This difference between the collar and body materials is one of the defining visual features of the N-1 design.

Buttoned Chin Strap with a Separate Stowage Button
A chin strap is attached at the wearer's left collar end, with a buttonhole at its tip. A fastening button is positioned beneath the turned-down right collar section. With the collar raised, the strap can be brought across the throat and secured to this button, joining the two collar ends and reducing the opening at the front of the neck.

The pile-faced collar and chin strap work together to improve warmth and wind protection around the neck. A separate retaining button is located beneath the turned-down left collar section. When the strap is not in use, it can be folded back toward the left side and buttoned in place for storage.

Slanted Front Welt Pockets
Welt pockets are positioned on both sides of the front body. Their openings are angled to make them easier to reach when placing the hands inside. Fabric welts finish the edges of the openings, while the pocket bags sit inside the body of the jacket.

This construction keeps the storage space within the garment and gives the outside a relatively clean appearance, with the slanted pocket openings providing definition across the substantial jungle cloth shell.

Set-In Sleeves with One-Piece Shell Panels
The sleeves use a set-in construction, with each sleeve cap sewn into the corresponding armhole of the body. Each outer sleeve is formed from a single main fabric panel, with its edges joined along the underside of the arm to create a tube.

At the sleeve opening, the jungle cloth is turned inward and secured with stitching. There is no separate external cuff band, and the outer opening has no buttons or other opening-and-closing fasteners. Viewed from the outside, the shell fabric continues directly to the end of the sleeve.

Concealed 100% Wool Rib-Knit Cuffs
Inside each sleeve end is a concealed cuff knitted from 100% wool. The rib knit sits inward from the outer sleeve opening, allowing the surrounding jungle cloth to cover and protect it. This arrangement helps reduce exposure of the knitted material to abrasion and snagging during use.

The elasticity of the rib knit allows it to follow the wrist and reduce the gap at the sleeve opening. By limiting the passage of cold air into the sleeve and warm air out of it, the concealed cuffs contribute to the jacket's insulating construction while preserving the plain appearance of the outer sleeve ends.

Pile at the Inner Sleeve Openings
In addition to the pile lining inside the sleeves, pile fabric is also placed inside the sleeve ends around the concealed knit cuffs. This use of raised-pile fabric at the inner sleeve openings is one of the details associated with the early navy-blue N-1 and distinguishes it from the later khaki configuration.

The arrangement combines pile lining around the interior of the sleeve end with a stretchable wool cuff that follows the wrist, carrying the jacket's layered cold-weather construction through to the sleeve openings.

Underarm Ventilation Eyelets
Metal ventilation eyelets are positioned under the arms of the outer shell. Each eyelet reinforces a small opening in the jungle cloth. These openings do not continue through the pile lining.

The eyelets provide a route for moisture to escape from the space between the outer shell and the pile lining. Their placement reproduces a functional detail of the navy-blue N-1 construction.

Adjustable Hem Drawcord
A drawcord runs inside the lower hem, allowing the opening around the bottom of the jacket to be adjusted. Pulling the cord draws the hem inward, reducing the gap between the jacket and the body and helping control movement of the hem during wear.

Metal eyelets reinforce the points where the cord exits the fabric. Tightening the hem can also help reduce wind entering the jacket from below, complementing the covered front closure, chin strap, and concealed sleeve cuffs.

Internal Jungle Cloth Loops
Loops made from the same jungle cloth as the shell are attached inside the body near the underarm and hem areas. They are thought to have served as attachment points for an additional layer, although their original purpose is not confirmed here.

These small interior components reproduce details of the navy-blue N-1 configuration. This product is sold as a jacket only; no optional items for attachment to the loops are included.

Clean Back Construction with a U.S. NAVY Print
The back has a straightforward construction without a center-back seam or a large yoke-style panel division. A U.S. NAVY print is positioned across the upper back.

The lettering stands out against the dark navy jungle cloth, providing a clear reference to the jacket's origins as cold-weather clothing for U.S. Navy ship crews. The uncluttered back construction allows the print and the texture of the shell to remain the main visual details.

NAVY DEPARTMENT and DEMOTEX-ED Reproduction Labels
A reproduction label is sewn inside the back neck, displaying the NAVY DEPARTMENT name, contract number NXss-13228, and the garment's tagged size. A smaller DEMOTEX-ED label is attached below it, reproducing the appearance of the period labeling.

Above the labels is a tape-shaped hanging loop made from jungle cloth. It provides a point from which the jacket can be hung and continues the use of the shell fabric in the garment's smaller interior components.

Made in Japan
Buzz Rickson's BR15340 Type N-1 Navy "NAVY DEPARTMENT DEMOTEX-ED" is made in Japan. Its substantial jungle cloth shell and thick alpaca-wool pile lining are combined with a buttoned storm flap over the zipper, a collar chin strap, concealed wool rib-knit cuffs, and an adjustable hem drawcord.

From the navy shell, brown-toned pile collar, and U.S. NAVY back print to the internal loops and pile at the sleeve openings, the jacket reproduces the construction of the early N-1 as it developed within the U.S. Navy's cold-weather equipment. Its regular fit and layered materials bring these historical details together in a substantial jacket for contemporary casual wear.

Care Instructions
Do not wash at home.
Do not bleach.
Do not tumble dry.
Do not iron.
Do not dry clean.
Do not professionally wet clean.
For cleaning, consult a specialist leather cleaner.

Always follow the care instructions attached to the actual product.

Care and Maintenance for This N-1 Deck Jacket
Washing the entire jacket, tumble drying, and dry cleaning are not recommended. To reproduce the construction of the original military garment, this jacket combines a cotton jungle cloth shell, wool-and-alpaca pile lining, concealed wool rib-knit cuffs, and a leather zipper-pull cord. Exposure to water, heat, or unsuitable cleaning methods may cause these materials to shrink or become distorted, affecting the jacket's overall shape and appearance.

For localized soiling, carefully wipe the affected area with a cloth lightly dampened with a mild detergent diluted in water. This method may still cause uneven color or discoloration, so always test a small, inconspicuous area first and proceed with care.

Storage
Use a broad, supportive hanger to help maintain the jacket's shape. Store it in a dry, well-ventilated location, and loosely cover it with a clean, dry towel to protect it from dust. Suitable moth-prevention and moisture-control products may also be used. Periodically inspect the jacket for mold and the wool rib-knit cuffs for insect damage.

Specialist Cleaning
If professional cleaning becomes necessary, consult a trusted specialist in advance and explain the jacket's combination of materials. Please be aware that cleaning may alter its appearance or affect printed markings. Always follow the care instructions attached to the actual product.

Do not deliberately soil, distress, or artificially age the jacket, as these treatments may cause damage.

Important Notes
- Our inventory is shared among our physical retail store and multiple online stores, so inventory changes may not always be reflected immediately on each website.
- Even after an order has been placed, an item may occasionally be sold out due to the timing of simultaneous purchases. We sincerely appreciate your understanding.
- All measurements are taken manually with the garment laid flat, using a measuring tape.
- Because individual garments and measuring methods may vary, slight measurement differences may occur.
- The actual color of the product may appear slightly different from the photographs depending on lighting conditions and the settings of your monitor or display.