Deck overalls issued to the US Navy (USN) in the 1940s. Made of thick cotton material with stenciling. This is a piece with an overwhelming atmosphere. The sides originally had zippers, but production ended after only a few years due to the zippers rusting in seawater, and they were changed to hooks. This is a popular late-model version. There are slits on the outside of the hem, making it convenient to cover the hem over chunky boots. This item is originally made with a fat silhouette, and it's an exceptional piece that's very difficult to find in this size and silhouette, allowing for a wide fit. This is a small size, and it's a golden size in terms of practicality. I'm 172cm tall and weigh 65kg, and this size fit me the best. I've worn medium and large sizes before, but the length was too long, or the thighs were too wide, so the fit wasn't quite right, so I preferred to wear small. The deck hook jacket to wear with this is now at a price that's out of reach, but why not take this opportunity to get this piece, which is still at an affordable price? It has a moderate amount of wear, with fraying on the sleeve ribs, small holes, and stains, but it's generally clean. This type of item doesn't have much atmosphere if it's too clean, and it's no good if it's too worn out, so I think this has just the right feel. Search terms: Military, flight jacket, military items, MA-1, N-1, deck jacket, ARMY, NAVY, B-15, G-1, jungle fatigue, USMC, USAFA, USAAF, L-2, N-3, vintage, 40s, 50s, 60s, HBT, us navy Size: S