40's Mariner Shawl Collar Coverall【B.O.F】BR-25430

"Reimagining a Classic"

This coverall was originally adopted by the U.S. Navy in the 1940s–50s. Made from lightweight 10.5-ounce denim, it was worn on deck as a work shirt. Its most distinctive feature is the shawl collar, which narrows the V-zone and keeps the neckline from gaping, allowing for comfortable wear. The oversized patch pockets provide ample space to store small items while working. Building on this timeless classic, BARNS OUTFITTERS has added its own signature touches to create a modern reinterpretation.

"A Versatile Piece for Outerwear or Layering"

Like the original design, this light jacket has been adjusted to a size that comfortably fits sweatshirts and hoodies underneath, staying true to BARNS OUTFITTERS’ style. When the weather gets colder, it can also be worn as a mid-layer under a heavy coat, making it a versatile piece for long-term use. Different fabrics in the same color are combined in a subtle striped pattern, giving a simple item a unique twist. The neckline features a shallow shawl collar, just like the original.

Extra room in the shoulders and armholes allows for wearing thicker layers like sweatshirts underneath. Perfect on its own in autumn and spring, and ideal as a mid-layer in winter.

On the left chest, BARNS OUTFITTERS is represented by the initials “B.O.F.” in a stencil-style font, emphasizing a military-inspired look.

The buttons are cat’s-eye style, adding a classic, vintage-inspired touch.

The large patch pockets offer enough space to hold your essentials for short outings, making this piece perfect as a lightweight layer for nearby errands.

At first glance it looks simple, but the fabric combines different textures in the same color, adding a distinctive touch characteristic of BARNS OUTFITTERS.