In strong seafaring tradition, the fisherman's smock NEMO II is simple, authentic and timeless, made from sturdy cotton canvas for facing the elements.
It features a button and breast pocket on the inside of the garment to store fragile items. Back in the day sailors would use it to keep cigarettes away from water whilst aboard ship. The deep collar would then block off the wind while lighting filterless Gitane cigarettes. Traditionally, red brick colored smocks were worn by fishermen working near the water's edge and blue was reserved for sailors fishing further out in the Big Blue.