Brown and Navy Linen-Wool Smock

$755.00
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From deckhands to dockworkers, the smock has long been part of life by the water, a practical layer built to stand up to wind, salt, and steady use, now settled easily into everyday dress in a way that suits the Drake’s approach.

Cut from a blend of linen and virgin wool, it sits at a shorter, hip-length with a relaxed body, finished with corozo button fastenings and twin front pockets.

A straightforward layer, shaped by the habits of the coast, but just as right inland.

  • Made in Portugal
  • 62% Linen, 38% Wool
  • Two Button Closure
  • Twin Pockets
  • Corozo Buttons

From deckhands to dockworkers, the smock has long been part of life by the water, a practical layer built to stand up to wind, salt, and steady use, now settled easily into everyday dress in a way that suits the Drake’s approach.

Cut from a blend of linen and virgin wool, it sits at a shorter, hip-length with a relaxed body, finished with corozo button fastenings and twin front pockets.

A straightforward layer, shaped by the habits of the coast, but just as right inland.

  • Made in Portugal
  • 62% Linen, 38% Wool
  • Two Button Closure
  • Twin Pockets
  • Corozo Buttons

Seafarers’ smocks have long sat somewhere between workwear and uniform. Worn by sailors and fishermen through the 20th century, they were valued for their practicality: generous pockets for tools, sturdy cloth that softened with use, and simple fastenings built to withstand daily wear.

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