WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Tested on the seas, worn on dry land: The peacoat cemented its place in menswear history as worn by the Navy and other seafarers, but now, it’s just as cozy and rugged for winter ...

More Information Navy Pea Coat Navy Pea Coat. Features navy blue Molton wool with a large collar and lapels, two diagonal front slash pockets, six button double breasted front fastening with anchor ...

Read More: Best Topcoats for Men The peacoat was originally born out of utilitarian necessity—protecting Dutch and British sailors from the harsh elements of navy life in the 1800s.

Unlike its land-soldier counterpart, the Trench Coat, the sea-soldier Pea coat has a bit of an ambiguous history. Although there are accounts of the Dutch sailors wearing 100 % wool or twill coats in ...

The Schott Melton peacoat is everything you'd want in a traditional peacoat. It's warm, well-made, thoroughly handsome, and produced by a company that manufactured peacoats for the U.S. Navy ...

The wool peacoat has been gracing men’s closets since the 1800s when the Dutch invented the style. It became particularly popular when the British navy wore the original silhouette as part of ...

Much like the trench coat and bomber jacket, the pea coat’s roots lie in military uniform. Originally worn by British and European naval officers as far back as the 16th century, it is commonly ...

From $74.11 at Amazon.com BGSD Men Wool Blend Peacoat The best men’s peacoats long ago were standard-issue for officers in the Navy, and prized comfort and utility over style.

When it comes to coats and outerwear for men, few options are more stylish and easy to wear than the peacoat. That’s why it’s remained popular since the 1900s.

Johnny Depp in Blow, Norman Reedus in The Boondock Saints, and 007 himself, Daniel Craig, in Skyfall, his peacoat by Billy Reid, are just a few examples of men looking spiffy in a peacoat on ...