The Real McCoy's WWII British Fearnought Duffle Coat, ARP Ecru 9/19 Height 92mm x upper mouth

Height 92mm x upper mouth width 80mm

The cotton used for this sweater is not chemical treated

This High Rise G3 Denim was woven on old Toyoda looms originally used for the original selvedge denims 50 years ago

Cotton sewing thread

Don't polish to much

The Real McCoy's WWII British Fearnought Duffle Coat, ARP Ecru 9/19 Height 92mm x upper mouthThe Fearnought Duffle Coat, unlike the standard Royal Navy duffle coat, features a simple design with a short length and shawl collar. It's nickname comes from the Fearnought wool by Dugdale & Bros, which was developed for sailors in their mill in northern England in the early 18th century. Procured by the British War Office between 1941 and 1943, it was supplied to the British Army, the Allied forces, including Poland, and the Civil Defense Service,