U.S.N. BLUE DECK JACKET Vests The TEN MILE WORK BOOTS

The TEN MILE WORK BOOTS / ROUGH OUT LEATHER draws on these elements

The outer shell is executed in 100% Cotton Sateen

The cap's short brim and snug fit allowed it to be worn beneath helmets

Eyelets were placed at the hem to accommodate "Clothes Stops" - small lengths of white cotton cord with brass ends

the B-3 was constructed with sheep shearling

U.S.N. BLUE DECK JACKET Vests The TEN MILE WORK BOOTSFirst introduced around 1941, the U. S. N. BLUE DECK JACKET was part of a specialized naval uniform officially known as Jacket, Special Winter Clothing. Though its purpose was broadly defined in regulations, it soon found a niche role aboard ships. This earned it the modern nickname, the Deck Zip Jacket, used by collectors and historians. Originally authorized for use by non commissioned officers, the jackets unembellished and practical design made it