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Schott® Naval Peacoat

Keep warm in classic Navy style in this men's handsome pea coat. Made in USA.

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$275.00 Schott® Naval Peacoat (SI3K76)

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Cold, damp weather is no match for the stout construction and timeless warmth of Schott's classic navy pea coat. Built in America, this coat's military-specification interlocked blend of melton wool and nylon ensures maximum protection against the elements—just as the peacoat has ever since it was adopted as standard issue by the US Navy in the early 20th century. The design was derived from the Royal Navy's reefer jacket—cut shorter for ease of movement in a ship's rigging—itself a staple of life at sea since the mid-1800s. Double-breasted button-front closure securely fastens from either side. Two hand-warmer pockets. Men's pea coat in dark navy. Wool/nylon with nylon lining and polyester fill. Dry clean. Made in USA.
Sizes: S(34-36), M(38-40), L(42-44), XL(46-48), XXL(50-52). About 32" long in size large.

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Sizing Information for Orvis Men's Clothing

Orvis clothes are cut generously to accommodate an active country lifestyle. We build plenty of “wearing ease” in all our garments to ensure you will enjoy them for many years. We field-test all of them on associates, and we take into consideration how the clothing will be worn. For example, when we fit outerwear, we always size it with the appropriate layers beneath. That means you do not need to order a size up for a comfortable fit.

Not sure what size to order? Just chat, e-mail, or call 888- 235-9763 our Customer Service experts. They will be happy to give you the actual garment measurements for any item we sell.

Shirt & Jacket Sizes
Hat Sizes
Shoe Sizes

General Sizing Guidelines
Hand Sizes for Gloves
How to Measure

Jackets, Shirts, and Outerwear Measurements for Men
Garment Size	Small	Medium		Large		X-Large		XXL
Chest Size	36	38	40	42	44	46	48	50	52
Waist Size	30	32	34	36	38	40	42	44	46
Shirt Neck Size	14 1/2	15 - 15 1/2		16 - 16 1/2		17 - 17 1/2		17 - 18 1/2
Arm Length from Center Back	33	33 1/2 - 34		34 1/2 - 35		35 1/2 - 36		36 1/2 - 37

General Sizing Guidelines
General Size	Height	Short Sleeve Length	Long Sleeve Length	Garment Body Length
Regular Sizes	For men 5' 8" to 6' 0"
Short Sizes	For men shorter than 5' 8"	Approx. 1" shorter	Approx. 1 1/2" shorter	Approx. 1 1/2" shorter
Long/Tall Sizes	For men 6' 0" and taller	Approx. 1" longer	Approx. 1 1/2" longer	Approx. 1 1/2" longer
Inseaming Guidelines: Most Orvis pants are available custom hemmed to your inseam length. In addition, many of our pants can be plain finished or cuffed. Plain finished hems are cut for length, then folded under, creased, and sewn. When tailoring a cuffed hem, we create a 1 1/4” cuff at your request. Simply specify your preference when ordering.

Hat Sizes / Adult Head Measurements
Garment Size	Small	Medium	Large	XL	XXL
Hat Size	6 3/4” – 6 7/8”	7” – 7 1/8”	7 1/4” – 7 3/8”	7 1/2” – 7 5/8”	7 3/4”
Head Size	21 1/8” – 21 1/2”	21 7/8” – 22 1/4”	22 5/8” – 23”	23 1/2” – 23 7/8”	24 1/4”
Hand Sizes for Gloves
Hand Size	8"	8 1/2"	9 - 9 1/2"	10 - 10 1/2"

Shoe Sizes
US	7	7.5	8	8.5	9	9.5	10	10.5	11	11.5	12	13	14	15
EURO	40	40.5	41	41.5	42	42.5	43	43.5	44	44.5	45	46	47	48
UK	6	6.5	7	7.5	8	8.5	9	9.5	10	10.5	11	12	13	14
CM	25	25.5	26	26.5	27	27.5	28	28.5	29	29.5	30	31	32	33

How to Measure

Men's Sizing In all instances, hold tape firm and level, but not tight.
a. Head: Using a flexible/soft tape measure, start 1" above the ear. Follow around head staying 1" above the ear. This will give your most accurate reading. Then refer to the chart for size.
b. Neck Circumference: Wrap tape around to the base of your front neck and allow room for wearing comfort. OR measure the collar length of a favorite shirt.
c. Sleeve Length: From the center back of your neck with your arm slightly bent, follow the tape around to your wrist bone.
d. Chest: Wrap a tape measure evenly around the fullest part under your arms.
e. Waist: Wrap tape around your natural waistline, or where you actually wear your pants.
f. Seat/Hip: Standing with your feet together, measure around the fullest part of your hip (approx. 7-8" below the waist). Don’t forget to keep the tape level.
g. Inseam: Best taken from an existing pair of pants you like. Measure along the garment inseam from the crotch seam to the hem.
h. Glove Hand: Measure all the way around the flat part of your hand, excluding the thumb, and around the widest part at the knuckles. Use the chart above to convert this measurement in inches to your corresponding glove size.

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Schott Leather Jackets

Quality outerwear since 1913

Nothing is more uniquely American than a good leather jacket. From the invention of the motorcycle, to the need for specialized military uniforms in WWII, to the evolution of Rock and Roll, Schott NYC has been at the forefront of quality outerwear production.

The first company to sew a zipper onto a jacket, Schott is among the most innovative and unique companies America has ever produced. Established in 1913 as raincoat makers, Irving and Jack Schott, the sons of a Russian immigrant, were on their way to shaping American fashion.

Only two years into the business, the Schott brothers opened a manufacturing facility in Staten Island, producing the famous Perfecto leather jacket. Named after Irving’s favorite cigar, these jackets have played a huge role in American culture. In 1928 they produced the first motorcycle jacket, 40 years before Harley Davidson made their first jacket. The motorcycle and the leather jacket became icons for freedom, adventure, and everything that drove the new generation of bikers.

As America entered WWII, the whole country went into overdrive. Schott was no exception. They were commissioned by the US Army Air Corps to make a bomber jacket suitable for wear in airplanes. They also made wool naval pea coats for the servicemen on deck. For the next 60 years, the US Military trusted Schott as a coat maker that would protect the boys on the front lines.

The next role the Perfecto played in history was quite controversial. After the release of “The Wild One” starring Marlon Brando in 1954, the leather jacket became paired with the “hoodlum” and rebellious teenagers. Schools around the nation prohibited leather jackets because of what they symbolized, and Schott actually felt sales decrease. It didn’t take long, however, for the Perfecto to make a comeback. With a yearning for the open road, the love of the leather jacket returned. Icons such as James Dean made the Perfeco even more symbolic to American culture.

For four generations, Schott has grown to produce a variety of products and are known internationally as a top producer of outerwear and accessories. Even after almost 100 years, Schott NYC still designs and produces 100% of their products right here in the US.