A-2 Flight Jacket Brown
The A-2 flight jacket is a classic bomber-style jacket that was first introduced in the 1930s, also known as the "Army Air Corps" or "Air Force" jacket, was originally invented and developed for U.S. Army Air Forces pilots, navigators, and bombardiers during World War II.
Moto Speeds produce the versions of this classic jacket, with the specific features drum dyed, full grain lambskin leather exterior, cotton lining, a removable collar tab, snap-flap patch pockets, windproof wool wrist cuffs, and a waterproof, breathable and windproof construction. The jacket can come in both standard size or made-to-measure (tailoring fit) and is midweight. It also includes epulettes and Jacquard labels.
The A-2 flight jacket is a classic bomber-style jacket that was first introduced in the 1930s, also known as the "Army Air Corps" or "Air Force" jacket, was originally invented and developed for U.S. Army Air Forces pilots, navigators, and bombardiers during World War II.
The jacket was designed to provide pilots with protection from the cold and wind while flying at high altitudes, and was made from high-quality leather to withstand the rigors of flight. The Bomber jacket was a popular choice among pilots and air crew during the war, and was worn by many famous pilots such as General Jimmy Doolittle, who led the first bombing raid on Tokyo in 1942. The jacket was also worn by other famous airmen such as Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, the top American ace of World War I, and General Hap Arnold, the commanding general of the U.S. Army Air Forces during WWII.
The jacket featured a front zipper, two front pockets, a fur-lined collar, and knit cuffs and waistband. The leather was treated with a special process to make it resistant to water and wind, and the jacket was lined with a warm, insulated material to keep pilots warm in the cold and drafty cockpits of their aircraft.
The Type A-2 Army Air Corps jacket was originally invented and developed for U.S. Army Air Forces pilots, Navigators and Bombardiers. Inspired by 1940s Military flight jacket from WWII an authentic garment made of Drum dyed, full grain Lambskin.
After WWII, the Airforce bomber jacket was phased out of military use, but it remained popular among veterans and civilians as a motorcycle, fashionable and functional Leather flight jacket. Today, the Pilot jacket is still widely sought after by collectors and enthusiasts, and is considered a classic and iconic piece of American military history.
The A-2 Air Force jacket is also still being produced by various manufacturers, Moto Speeds produce the versions of this classic jacket, with the following specific features
- Style: Type A-2 Flight Jacket
- Fit: Standard Size or tailoring fit (Made-to-Measure)
- Weight: midweight
- Leather: Drum dyed, full grain Lambskin
- Lining: 100% cotton
- Padding: 100% cotton
- Removable closing collar-tab
- 2 snap-flap patch Pockets
- 2 inside Pockets with antique brass snap buttons
- Pockets lining in Brown color 100% cotton
- Epulettes
- Wool ribbing
- Windproof wool close wrist cuffs
- Jacquard labels
- Waterproof, Breathable and Windproof
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