MA-1 Bomber Jacket Made in the USA

Item No.362476334988

Genuine U.S. Air Force MA-1 Flight Jacket made in the USA by Valley Apparel
Water Repellent Military Grade Nylon Flight Satin outer shell and nylon flight lining and Polyester batting interlining.
Front closure Storm Flap, Knit Collar, Waistband and Cuffs, Signature Zippered utility/pencil pocket, Double Pull Tab on Heavy Duty Zipper.
Fully reversible with rescue Indian Orange Inner Shell.
Made for use in cold weather climates (20 degrees F and above).

Often imitated but there is nothing like the original and classic U.S. Air Force MA-1 Flight Jacket made for the military for over 40 years. Worn by various armed forces and originally adopted by the U.S. Air Force in 1950, this iconic and classic MA-1 jacket has protected pilots from the cold, the wind and the rain with true attention to detail. The Valley Apparel MA-1 is made of the highest quality materials and workmanship that you would expect from a true supplier to the U.S. Military. This workhorse is made for use in cold weather climates (20 degrees F and above) with its famous reversible side to high-visibility Indian Orange that was originally designed for use in emergencies.

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