the short flight jacket in sheep-sheep skin B-6 was introduced for the first time in 1939 and widely used in the training command of the ' Army Air Force when the pilots piloted open cockpit training planes but needed a light jacket to facilitate movements. Light enough to be worn with a sweater and other bunk pieces; The B-6 B-6 skin-skinned aviator jacket is an incredibly contemporary garment designed by craftsmen years ago, but an easy-to-wear room on the field or in the street. Please note that sheep's skin is tired "ancient" when you wear it, which gives "ups and downs" in color, which gives the impression that you had this jacket since the Second World War. This will not affect the sustainability of this product. Order the B-6 flight jacket today! The sheep's skin varies from one production to another, but you will always receive the same know-how and the same heat of cockpit USA. We like its short mowed sheepskin, its leather piping seams and its latch of throat latch double -loop. You have epaulettes, rear bi-swing and hand heating pockets with side input. There are also side flash closings at the hips. It is a conventional cut jacket, available in ancient brown, proudly made in the United States.
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