Canvas Jacket Navy Blue Sirocco 11 Made in France by Saint James Cotton Canvas
Canvas Jacket by Saint James. A canvas jacket, deep in the pocket and dark washed in navy. Just like those worn by generations of tradesmen and artists. The canvas jacket is both hard wearing and comfortable.
The weight of the cotton canvas will keep you cool under the sun and warm as the day turns to night. When the rain comes you will find the coat both water resistant and windproof. All edges are double thickness and all seams are double stitched. Saint James Canvas jacket Sirocco 11 made from 100% cotton canvas.
Button-down Fisherman's smock style jacket with a polo shirt neckline. Patch chest and inner pockets.
Construction and top stitching interplay on pockets. Decorative placket under collar on back.Work cuff button/ un-button detail. 100% cotton canvas fabric Length 75cm. Available in Small, Medium, Large, XLarge, XXLarge. Small- measured size, Chest 41", Shoulder to shoulder 17", Shoulder to cuff 26", Drop down the back 30". Medium- measured size, Chest 44", Shoulder to shoulder 17 1/2", Shoulder to cuff 26", Drop down the back 31 1/2".
Large -measured size, Chest 45", Shoulder to shoulder 19", Shoulder to cuff 26 1/2", Drop down the back 32 1/4". XLarge -measured size, Chest 46", Shoulder to shoulder 19 1/2", Shoulder to cuff 27", Drop down the back 33". XXL- measured size, Chest 48", Shoulder to shoulder 20", Shoulder to cuff 27 1/4", Drop down the back 33 1/2". 3XL- measured size, Chest 53", Shoulder to shoulder 20 1/2", Shoulder to cuff 27 1/4", Drop down the back 34". Made in France in 100% Navy Cotton Canvas. Saint James clothing was born in 1889 in the town of it's namesake, located a few miles from the sea, and close to Mont Saint-Michel in Southern Normandy. The Saint James story began when the Legallais family started to spin and dye the local wool and sell the skeins and wool balls to the shops of Brittany and Normandy, later spinning the wool into shirts for the fishermen. Leon Legallais, the then mayor or Saint-James transformed this workshop into a large industry and in 1929 the company went public.This service requires a signature. You can upgrade to an expedited service with UPS.