1941 Utility Jacket Tarawa
The 1941 Utility Jacket is based on the legendary P41 jacket of the USMC. The P41 was the field jacket of the early 1940s in the U.S. Marine Corps and was worn for daily duty. Its use was from Camp Pendelton to the Japanese beaches.
The jacket has a regular fit, three outside pockets and is made of a cotton herringbone fabric. The fabric is durable and dries quickly. The Utility Jacket, like the Utility Pants, is a classic in military and outdoor wear.
Other details that characterize our 1941 Utility Jacket:
- Herringbone Twill fabric made of 100% cotton with 330 g/m2
- Regular Fit
- 3 outside pockets
- Logo Donut Buttons
- Made in Turkey
Note for tops:
Measurements provided are of the product when laid flat, not as worn on a body.
CHEST / PIT TO PIT: Measured across the chest from armpit seam to seam directly below sleeve seams at the armpit.
SHOULDER: Taken across the back and measured from shoulder tip to shoulder tip.
SLEEVE: Following the natural curve of the sleeve from shoulder seam to cuff.
BACK LENGTH: Measured from the seam at the base ofthe collar to the bottom hem of the top.
