
Buzz Rickson's BR11554 US Navy Pea Coat
The Buzz Rickson's BR11554 US Navy Pea Coat authentically reproduces the 1910s model issued to petty officers during the formative era of American naval outerwear. Originating from the Dutch word"piijekker" (coarse woolen jacket), pea coats served European militaries before becoming US Navy standard by World War I. This reproduction features high-density, thick melton wool characteristic of 1910s construction, providing exceptional warmth and durability for maritime conditions.Â
Distinctive anchor buttons bear the 13-star seal of the United States, representing the original colonies from the 1777 independence declaration. The large protective collar design enables sailors to shield faces from strong ocean winds, while vertical slit-type pockets serve as hand-warmer compartments for cold maritime duty. These functional elements reflect practical naval requirements rather than simply fashion considerations. From the 1930s onward, the Navy adopted lighter fabrics and eliminated 13-star buttons for cost efficiency, making this 1910s reproduction particularly significant for its authentic period construction and historic naval heritage.
Fit Notes:Â Buzz Rickson's jackets and coats run slightly smaller in size compared to your regular American size. Typically, if you wear a size M in American coats, you will need to select a size 42 (L) in this. However, individual body types can vary, so, as always, we recommend consulting our size chart for the perfect fit.
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The Buzz Rickson's BR11554 US Navy Pea Coat authentically reproduces the 1910s model issued to petty officers during the formative era of American naval outerwear. Originating from the Dutch word"piijekker" (coarse woolen jacket), pea coats served European militaries before becoming US Navy standard by World War I. This reproduction features high-density, thick melton wool characteristic of 1910s construction, providing exceptional warmth and durability for maritime conditions.Â
Distinctive anchor buttons bear the 13-star seal of the United States, representing the original colonies from the 1777 independence declaration. The large protective collar design enables sailors to shield faces from strong ocean winds, while vertical slit-type pockets serve as hand-warmer compartments for cold maritime duty. These functional elements reflect practical naval requirements rather than simply fashion considerations. From the 1930s onward, the Navy adopted lighter fabrics and eliminated 13-star buttons for cost efficiency, making this 1910s reproduction particularly significant for its authentic period construction and historic naval heritage.
Fit Notes:Â Buzz Rickson's jackets and coats run slightly smaller in size compared to your regular American size. Typically, if you wear a size M in American coats, you will need to select a size 42 (L) in this. However, individual body types can vary, so, as always, we recommend consulting our size chart for the perfect fit.
























