Description

The Dehen x Division Road N-1 Deck Jacket is an evolved original, coming in a Military Olive Martexin Waxed Sailcloth and Dark Brown Mouton to yield a new winter weather classic designed to last for decades and develop a patina unique to the wearer. Paying homage to Bill Dehen's military service, this jacket is the finest reproduction of the famous WWII Naval Jacket used on the beachheads of Normandy. From the last remaining producer of waxed canvas in the United States, this 100% Cotton fabric is produced in a 7 oz. Naval grade Oxford weave, which has a consistent tension that provides flexibility. It is yarn waxed to a 9.25 oz. weight with the Martexin® Original formula — made from a proprietary and environmentally friendly food and pharmaceutical grade wax — designed to be "tough as sails." This material, used by the military for generations in the harsh marine environment, is paired with a full, genuine sheep Mouton fur body lining and collar. It yields an N-1 Deck Jacket ready to combat the weather and cold in an upgraded military style equally appropriate in both urban and rural environments. What has become a timeless addition to the Dehen line-up of hand-crafted outerwear offerings using the best materials available, we have improved upon the original with quilted and insulated satin lined sleeves and pockets, combined with the reproduced hallmark military-grade melamine buttons for the storm flap front placket that covers a two-way brass zipper front, zigzag reinforced undercollar stitching with a buttoned collar latch, concealed wool ribbed storm cuffs, and underarm eyelet vents. This N-1 Deck Jacket exemplifies heritage-focused sophistication, featuring improved materials and details executed with traditional old-world construction techniques. In a vintage original palette of military green contrasted with rich dark brown, this Dehen 1920 x DR N-1 is a standout treasure, informed by the past and built for adventures ahead, making it an outerwear essential that is at home downtown or on deck.