Description
In the early 1940s, the US Navy adopted the M-421 flight jacket for summer use. This MIL-J-7758A follows on from the M-421 and was produced in the mid-1950s, taking over from the predecessor model, the AN6551. The form came from the upper body of a flight suit. The back of the jacket has action pleats that produce excellent mobility just like the Navy’s G-1 leather jacket, giving it a naval flight jacket feel. The front of the jacket, where the front zipper slider runs, represents its fine specifications such that it has a built-in cord to prevent tears from rubbing against the slider and to prevent the slider from biting into the fabric.
0(L)49.5cm Shoulder, 60.0cm Pit to Pit,71.5cm Back,63.0cm Arm
42(XL)52.0cm Shoulder,63.0cm Pit to Pit,73.5cm Back,65.0cm Arm
44(XXL)53.0cm Shoulder,64.0cm Pit to Pit,74.0cm Back, 67.0cm Arm
