Naval Wool · The Watch Coat · Z28P006
Cockpit USA Admiral Peacoat
USN Melton Wool Peacoat
$588.00
The naval classic in 32–34 oz P-90 melton wool — ulster collar that buttons to the top, double-breasted front with USN regulation horn anchor buttons, and five pockets inside. Tailored, regular fit. Made in the USA.
Fit — Regular
Regular tailored fit, alpha sizes S–4XL. Full measurements in the Size Guide chart.
Naval Wool · The Watch Coat
Cockpit USA Admiral Peacoat
$588.00
Heavy wool, stated plainly.
32–34 oz P-90 melton — 80% wool. The weight class that guards a deck watch.
Buttons with a pedigree.
USN regulation-size horn anchor buttons on a double-breasted front.
Made in America.
Ulster collar, five interior pockets, emblem lining. S–4XL.
P-90 melton wool, double-breasted
Melton means dense.
Tightly milled 32–34 oz wool blocks wind the way only melton can — the fabric two navies trusted for the watch.
The Workshop · Since 1975
Five pockets deep.
Side-entry pockets outside; two inside pockets, a camo pouch, and a pen/wallet pocket within — hands free, everything carried.
The Admiral, worn
Fit
Regular tailored fit, S–4XL.
Full measurements in the Size Guide chart.
Naval Cold Weather
Choose your watch.
Admiral Peacoat
The wool naval classic
$588.00
You’re looking at it
Before the watch.
What is P-90 melton?
A dense, tightly milled wool cloth — here 32–34 oz per yard, 80% wool and 20% nylon for durability.
Does the collar really button up?
Yes — the ulster collar buttons all the way to the top against cold and wind.
How do I care for it?
Dry clean only, per Cockpit.
How does the sizing run?
Regular tailored fit, alpha sizes S–4XL — see the Size Guide chart.
Made in USA?
Yes — made in the USA by Cockpit USA.
More naval cold weather.
Naval Wool · The Oldest Pattern Here
Before flight jackets,
there was the watch coat.
The peacoat predates every flight jacket in this store — working sailors and fishermen wore it first, its name tracing to the Dutch word pije, a coarse woolen cloth, before the British Royal Navy and the US Navy adopted the design as their own, per Cockpit's telling. The Admiral is Cockpit USA's tailored version of that lineage: 32–34 oz P-90 melton wool, an ulster collar that buttons to the throat, a double-breasted front closed with USN regulation-size horn anchor buttons, and a five-pocket interior — two inside pockets, a camo pouch, a pen/wallet pocket — under their signature emblem lining. Regular fit, S–4XL. Made in the USA.
The double-breasted front, anchor buttons
The Material
Wool by the ounce.
Cockpit specifies the cloth like a contractor: P-90 melton at 32 to 34 ounces per yard, 80% wool with 20% nylon woven in for wear. Density is the warmth strategy — melton blocks wind outright.
The horn anchor buttons are cut to USN regulation size. Small detail; correct detail.
Construction
The watch coat, itemized.
Ulster collar
Buttons all the way up against cold and wind.
Double-breasted front
With USN regulation-size horn anchor buttons.
Side-entry pockets
Hands out of the weather.
Two inside pockets
Plus the interior camo pouch.
Pen/wallet camo pocket
The fifth pocket — daily carry, organized.
Emblem lining
Cockpit USA's signature interior.
“From the Dutch pije — the coarse wool that dressed two navies.”
The peacoat lineage · per Cockpit USA
The Workshop · Since 1975
A flight jacket house
cuts a proper coat.
The Admiral is the lineup's one non-jacket — and it gets the same discipline: regulation buttons, contractor-grade cloth, a tailored cut that answers to the naval original rather than to fashion.
Cut and sewn in the USA by Cockpit USA. Dry clean only.
Inside the Admiral — pockets and lining
The Admiral, worn
The Details
Anchors, buttoned.
USN regulation horn anchor buttons
The five-pocket interior
Fit
Regular, tailored.
S through 4XL.
A tailored military cut — full garment measurements are in the Size Guide chart, taken flat. Layering a heavy sweater underneath? Consider sizing up.
Fit — Regular
Open the Size Guide for the full measurement chart before ordering.
Measurements taken with the garment laying flat.
Naval Cold Weather
Three ways to stand the watch.
What Customers Say
Questions
Before the watch.
Where does the name 'peacoat' come from?
From the Dutch word pije — a coarse woolen fabric worn by working sailors and fishermen — before the British Royal Navy and US Navy adopted the design, per Cockpit's account.
How heavy is the wool?
32–34 oz P-90 melton — 80% wool, 20% nylon. That's overcoat-grade cloth; melton's density blocks wind outright.
Are the buttons authentic?
Horn anchor buttons cut to USN regulation size, on the traditional double-breasted front.
What are the five pockets?
Side-entry handwarmers outside; two inside pockets, an interior camo pouch, and a pen/wallet camo pocket within.
How does the sizing run?
Regular tailored fit, alpha sizes S–4XL — see the Size Guide chart. Dry clean only.
Made in USA?
Yes — made in the USA by Cockpit USA.
