Circa 1960s,
French Navy 'Deck Jacket'.
Adopted by French Navy during the 1960s and 70s, this jacket saw service across the decades.
Built for the rigours of deck work, the front features a double-breasted placket and the sleeves house ribbed cuffs—details designed to keep the elements at bay.
The design echoes the N-1 Deck Jacket, itself regarded as a benchmark in military outerwear.
There is something distinctly refined about it—perhaps the European provenance, perhaps the restraint in its colouring. It carries a quiet elegance.
This was genuine workwear for unforgiving conditions, and the performance remains intact. Warmth and functionality were never an afterthought. Few pieces marry design and utility with such grace.
A chin strap allows the collar to be worn raised, should the mood take you.
The zip is Eclair manufacture.
There is surface wear befitting its age, but no damage that prevents active wear. This remains a serviceable piece.
The proportions suit the Japanese frame well—a generous cut that works across a range of builds. Even smaller frames can carry it with confidence, worn loose and easy.
If you have been searching, this may be the one.
【Size Details】
Length 66cm
Shoulder width 54cm
Chest width 62cm
Sleeve length 59cm
※ Minor variations are to be expected.
【Condition】
USED
※ Surface wear and button loss present.
※ Alpaca lining shows minor shedding.
【Fit Reference】
Model: 165cm, 50kg
【Returns and Exchanges】
By the nature of vintage, returns are not accepted.
Please review all details carefully before ordering. Should you have questions, contact us before purchase.
Signs of wear and patina are not defects and are not grounds for return.
Colour variation between listing and garment is not returnable.
Fit concerns and expectation mismatches remain the responsibility of the buyer and are outside return policy.
We ask only that committed collectors proceed.
【Inquiry Code】
J0345
