[~ 40's] WWⅡ U.S.Navy Shawl Collar Denim Coverall

In the estimated 40s, it became the US Navy "Shawl Color Denim Cover All".

It is the arrival of special items.

U.S.Navy (UNITED STATES NAVY) is a Navy of the United States, which originated in the Continental Navy established in 1775 during the US Independent War, and is one of the six US troops.

At about 270 major water combat ships, such as 11 nuclear carriers, 31 landing ships, and 71 nuclear submarines, more than 80 cruisers and destroyers (all Aegis ships), fighting aircraft and anti -submarine patrol aircraft. The world's largest navy, which has about 2,640 operating aircraft and has about 430,000 people (together with active and reserves).

This is the introduction of Shawl Collar Denim Coverall, a timeless product that was probably worn during World War II in the US Navy.
The official name is "U.S.NAVY DUNGAREE JUMPER".

The history of "Dungaree Jumper" was deep, and the 1901 rules allowed denim (Dungarian) jumper and pants for the first time.
The 1913 rules allowed officers to wear Dungary clothes.

The US Navy is no longer an explanation of this individual.
It has been adopted before World War II, is popular because of historical backgrounds, and is being depleted year by year in the vintage market.

This model is "Shawl Collar Denim Coverall "Is an item adopted by the U.S. Navy at the time as a Marine deck work.

Although it is called denim coverall, a relatively thin fabric of 10.5 oz is adopted, so I think the feeling of a shirt jacket is close.

After all, the biggest feature is a shawl color, also known as a loofa collar.

When you hear a shawl color, you may think that it looks like a cosplay, difficult to match, and it tends to be childish.
However, with regard to this individual, the V -zone is a small and small shawl color, so I wonder if you can incorporate it into everyday styling without discomfort.

The front button depends on the age of production.
Before World War II, a black -painted brass with a change button type anchor pattern.
In the early days of World War IIChange button typeA black -painted celluloid with anchor pattern.
The end of World War II is a sewn urea button.

The hem is the details with a hexagonal patch pocket.
It seems that there is a round -type patch pocket instead of some hexagonal.

The older the age, the more beautiful the warp and the weft indigo discoloration.
I think that various denim is sold from various places in modern times, but the atmosphere is still obvious.
There is nothing better than the vintage atmosphere.

Although it is a jacket, it will be a light -on -denim fabric, so I think you can wear it as an inner jacket that can be worn under the outerwear or coat in the fall and winter.
Such items are useful items that are useful if you have one.

The size notation cannot be confirmed, but I think it corresponds to "S ~ M" in Japanese size.

Even if you look at the actual size, it will be a small size feeling, so if you have a small body, you can wear it without any problems.

There is a feeling of use such as dirt, rubbing, fading, small hole, etc.,There is no major damage to wear, so I think it is still possible to wear it.

Many military items are indispensable in talking about American vintage.
Among them, it is this individual "Shawl Collar Denim Coverall" Is an immortal item and the price will continue to rise in the future.

Not only as a wardrobe, but also as a collection item and design sourcePerfect first place.
It is a rare item that rarely arrives at this shop, so if you are looking for it, why not take this opportunity?