The aircraft carrier deck crew wore N-1 deck jackets during World War II and the Korean War. The thick cotton shell and alpaca or wool lining gave the deck crew the needed warmth and protection from the elements during extreme cold weather conditions. US Navy produced the initial series in Navy blue to symbolize the Navy before changing to Khaki.
The US Navy developed three “N” systems. In addition to the cold climate N-1, the N-2 system for rainy and the N-3 system for tropical conditions. Despite these climate divisions, old photographs indicate sailors rarely used these systems according to regulations, opting instead to mix and match to suit their layering need and preferences.
This N-1 Deck Jacket is from the sub-brand Non Stock. It differs from Bronson's N-1 Deck Jacket in the use of more cost-effective fabrics, linings and accessories, making the price more competitive and making it stress-free for anyone to obtain.
Please carefully read the size info before purchase! Different products have different size info.
Please use this info as a general guide as measurements are approximate.
| Size | Shoulder | Chest |
| 36 | 17.5" / 44.5 cm | 42.1" / 107 cm |
| 38 | 18.1" / 46 cm | 44" / 112 cm |
| 40 | 18.9" / 48 cm | 46" / 117 cm |
| 42 | 19.5" / 49.5 cm | 48" / 122 cm |
| 44 | 20" / 51 cm | 50" / 127 cm |
| Size | Sleeve | Length |
| 36 | 23.8" / 60.5 cm | 26.4" / 67 cm |
| 38 | 24.4" / 62 cm | 27" / 68.5 cm |
| 40 | 25" / 63.5 cm | 27.6" / 70 cm |
| 42 | 25.6" / 65 cm | 28.3" / 72 cm |
| 44 | 26" / 66 cm | 29.1" / 74 cm |
In order to best determine fit, it may be helpful to compare our garment’s measurements to a similar garment you already own. Lay your garment on a flat surface and take all measurements from the outside of the garment.
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