Delta Classic MA-1 Bomber Flight Jacket

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The green was eventually adopted because it blended more easily with the environment should the pilot need camouflage protection on the ground. Now a well established fashion item, this style of jacket is still really sought-after today ever since it was made popular in the 70s. A pretty faithful reproduction of the original 1960s MA-1, using top quality materials and construction. The MA-1 is also in use in several police forces and security agencies where cold weather is a part of everyday life.

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MA-1 Bomber Flight Jacket - Based On Original USAF Style Quality Windproof And Water Repellent Flight Jacket with Insulating Polyester Batting Filling. For the outer shell, they’ve used a 68% cotton, 32% recycled polyester fabric that’s backed up with their 365-Day Guarantee.Because the MA-1 Jacket not only keeps the wearer warm, but is highly comfortable, the jacket is very popular in Europe and Australia during winter.

The MA-1 bomber jacket (also known as the MA-1 flight jacket) is an American military jacket which was developed in the 1950s. For example, the MA-1 D-Tec and CWU 45 are your loyal companions during colder temperatures on your way to school or your favorite singer's sold-out concert and can be easily combined with many of our beanies and scarfs. While no longer issued by the United States military, the MA-1 remains popular among many United States-allied armed forces (e. By the early 1980s, the hip hop and LGBTQ+ communities had also made the MA-1 part of their statement styles, often in an effort to subvert the jacket’s popularity with racist and homophobic groups like the skinheads in England.

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