Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown - Pike Brothers
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown - Pike Brothers
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown - Pike Brothers
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown - Pike Brothers
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown - Pike Brothers
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown - Pike Brothers
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown - Pike Brothers
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown -...
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown -...
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown -...
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown -...
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown -...
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown -...
Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown -...

Navy Pea Coat - 1938 Pea Coat Chestnut Brown - Pike Brothers

P0301-24-0006-L
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€357.50
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The pea coat is the most classic warm sailor's garment. It was already worn in the time of Napoleon.

The Pike Brothers USN mod 38 pea coat offered by Forties-Factory.com is a double-breasted jacket with an "Ulster" collar. It is recognisable by its wide lapel collar, which can be worn open or turned up, thereby protecting and warming the neck. It features the traditional double row of three anchor buttons. It is slightly flared at the hips. This Pike Brothers model includes all the traditional elements of the American pea coat. Finally, it is woven, as originally, in 100% wool with a weight of 1,000 g/m² (34 oz).

  • 100% wool at 1000g/m²
  • Ulster collar
  • Double-breasted closure
  • Anchor buttons 
  • Made in Portugal
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You can find the history of the Pea-Coat on the Forties-Factory blog

It is said to have been created in the 18th century by the Dutch navy, hence its name. The term pea coat, or " pije coat " in Dutch, describes a coat made of a sturdy wool fabric. Originally, it was made by the sailors themselves, who made it waterproof by applying a dressing composed of tar, tallow and turpentine. The British and French navies adopted this double-breasted jacket for themselves and adapted it to the needs of their officers.

The pea coat met with great success and was in turn adopted by the US Navy. The coat was worn by the « reefers » who climbed the rigging of sailing ships. This sturdy garment is still used today in the navy, as it effectively protects against wind, cold and torrential rain. At sea, it has proven its worth – and will do so again in the future. The wearer stays warm even in the most difficult weather conditions.

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