The USN Cold Weather Deck Parka, a vintage deck parka with U.S. Navy specifications designed for extremely cold maritime missions, is now in stock. The USN Cold Weather Deck Parka was used from late World War II through the Korean War, and while it is descended from the N-1 deck jacket, it features a heavier specification with superior heat retention. It has an oversized silhouette with a sense of presence, a three-dimensional structure with an integrated hood, and a luxurious, extra-thick alpaca pile liner, designed to be worn in severe cold weather.

The "U.S.N." stencil remains on the chest, and the "BB-61" stencil can be seen on the back. This "BB-61" is the ship number of the Iowa-class battleship USS IOWA, an iconic batt leship of the U.S. Navy, which was commissioned in 1943 and served for a long time during World War II, the Korean War, and the Cold War. This piece of clothing has a high historical value, giving the impression that it may have actually been used on board that ship. It is a huge battleship that has been preserved to this day as a memorial ship in Long Beach, California.

Details that combine practicality and ruggedness, such as the drawcord, waist adjuster, and buttons on the front, are unique to vintage military wear. The overall color has faded with age and wear, and there is some loss on the lining, but this is also a great example of the realistic period background and feel of use. This model has a background of being worn in various cold-weather missions, such as by crews of ships and submarines on polar missions, and it also has an overwhelming presence as outerwear in the modern fashion scene. We proudly recommend this item to those who are looking for the finest vintage military wear with functional beauty and history.

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Size (flat)
Shoulder width: 51cm
Body width: 57cm
Length: 98cm
Sleeve length: 61cm