Men's Fleece-Lined Deck Jacket / The Forties

THE FORTIES — DECK JACKET
Charcoal Grey

Named for the sea area off the north-east coast. Built off a naval deck jacket.

Short, clean and compact — the shape a deck jacket is supposed to be, sitting at the belt rather than over your backside. Nothing boxy about it and nothing borrowed from a trucker jacket.

8oz cotton duck canvas, garment washed after make-up so it arrives with a dry hand and a bit of history rather than looking new. Lined throughout in polar fleece, hand pockets included, so the warmth is where your hands actually go.

The collar is the piece. Thick high-pile fleece, low and broad with fully rounded edges — a deck collar, not a sherpa one. Five matte black buttons down the front and no zip. One tonal rubber patch high on the left sleeve.

THE DETAIL

• 8oz 100% cotton duck canvas, garment washed
• Polar fleece lined through body and hand pockets
• Fixed high-pile fleece deck collar, fully rounded
• Exactly five matte black buttons — no centre zip
• Two angled hand-warmer welt pockets, fleece lined
• Concealed rib storm cuffs inside a clean external sleeve
• Tonal black rubber patch, left upper arm
• Belt length — 24.5" at Small
• Designed in Yorkshire

SIZE GUIDE

These are garment measurements, not body measurements — the jacket laid flat, in inches. Cut to be worn over a tee or a light layer.

How we measure. Chest — armhole seam to armhole seam, 1" below the armhole. Body length — high point of the shoulder straight down to the hem. Shoulder — seam to seam across the back. Sleeve length — shoulder seam to cuff edge.

Between sizes? It's a short jacket cut close, in the tradition of the original deck jackets. Size up if you want it over a heavy knit.

Forged by British seas.