Meanings of reefer jacket in English

A powerful man in reefer jacket, sou'-wester, and sea-boots greeted him with-

He wore his long white apron, and over that a thick reefer jacket.

I believe it's in my blue reefer jacket.

The footman's laughter and words, his reefer jacket and moustache, gave Anna Akimovna a feeling of uncleanness.

He had already left the army service, and wore a roomy serge reefer jacket, very full trousers, and magnificent neckties.

He laid his hat, cane and overall upon a chair, and from a pocket of his reefer jacket took out a big notebook.

Pyotr, a middle-aged peasant in a reefer jacket and cotton breeches tucked into his high boots, brought in the samovar and made the tea.

Hervey drew up the left sleeve of his reefer jacket, and showed on his bared wrist the symbol of the sun and the encircling serpent.

On the box sit dandies in top-hats and reefer jackets, reading the newspaper, all politeness and readiness to oblige.

We were luckier than Martins because we were warm in our great boots up to the thighs and our reefer jackets.

Its familiar winter tea dresses, reefer jackets and tweeds have been replaced by summery, printed maxis; pinafores; parkas and their familiar tailored coats and jackets.

"He was dressed in a heavy gray suit with a reefer jacket, and he wore a short yellow overcoat and a soft cap."

(Here some of the employers of labour disapproved, plucked at his arm or hem of his reefer jacket, and one squire lumbered off the platform.)