Old Navy (Indonesia) Men's Charcoal Wool Blend Military Field Jacket/Coat

Stylish charcoal jacket with multiple pockets. Military-inspired design. Ideal for layering. Old Navy’s men’s clothing line is part of the larger history of the Old Navy brand, which is owned by Gap Inc. Early Beginnings 1994 – Gap Inc. launched Old Navy as a value-oriented brand to compete with discount retailers like Target and Walmart. The first stores opened in Northern California, and Old Navy quickly became known for casual basics at affordable prices. From the start, the men’s section featured denim jeans, T-shirts, polo shirts, chinos, cargo shorts, and outerwear, catering to an easygoing, all-American look. 2000s Expansion Old Navy became known for seasonal men’s essentials, including: Summer cargo shorts and flip-flops Winter fleece and performance outerwear Business-casual pieces like khakis and button-down shirts (to compete with Dockers and J.Crew Factory) Old Navy often leaned into trendy basics (rugby shirts, carpenter jeans, track jackets) while maintaining affordability. 2010s Modernization The men’s line began to focus on updated fits (slim, straight, athletic) to keep up with style trends. Denim expanded into different washes and cuts, making Old Navy a major entry-level denim brand for men. Performance-inspired pieces like Activewear (Old Navy Active) were introduced, including joggers, moisture-wicking tees, and hoodies. Old Navy men’s clothing has always focused on casual, accessible, and affordable staples.