This 1930s Duxbak field coat carries the kind of character that only decades of wear can create. Waterproof canvas, a corduroy-trimmed collar, oversized utility pockets, and snap-closure game pockets at the back waist define one of America's most recognizable hunting jackets. The sun-faded canvas and broken-in patina pair naturally with denim, fatigues, work pants, or even tailored trousers, giving it an effortless look that fits as easily on the street today as it did in the field nearly a century ago.
CONDITION
In good condition with wear consistent with age and use.
SIZE & MEASUREMENTS
| Approximate Fit |
Large |
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| Bust |
47 inch |
119.4 cm |
| Length |
30.25 inch |
76.8 cm |
| Shoulders |
18.25 inch |
46.4 cm |
| Sleeves Underarm |
22 inch |
55.9 cm |
| Neck to Sleeve End |
34 inch |
86.4 cm |
Tops and Jackets
- Clothing measured lying flat
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Bust measured across the front from armpit to armpit. Double the measurement for size.
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Length measured down the center of the back from the top neck seam to the bottom of the garment.
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Sleeves measured down the underarm from the armpit to the end of sleeve.
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Shoulders measured between shoulder seams on the backside.
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Center of Neck to Sleeve End measured from the back center of the neck down the outside of the arm to the end of the sleeve.
