ALL-WEATHER SWING JACKET Hoods This graphic recreates markings seen

This graphic recreates markings seen on the brightly colored US Navy flight deck jerseys from the 1960s and 70s

Made using a bespoke piqué fabric

was used for both field and personal items by soldiers during the first and second world wars

aspects of this garment borrowed elements from the N-1 deck jacket

the Narrow Width Belt features an oversized Iron Buckle and is constructed from unprocessed Cowhide that has reduced depth for improved comfort

ALL-WEATHER SWING JACKET Hoods This graphic recreates markings seenThis faithful reproduction of an ALL WEATHER SWING JACKET was originally designed in 1945 for golfers playing in inclement weather. That design was itself inspired by the 'Harrington' jacket of the late 1930s as 'a functional rainproof jacket for the English modern working man', and became popular among golfers in the U. S., not just for its durable and water repellent cotton rayon twill, but for its wearability beyond a spell of rain. Throughout the