SEASON: | Winter |
MATERIAL: | 100% natural fur, sheepskin |
SKIN TYPE: | Made of sheep fur |
COLOR: | Brown |
INSULATION: | Fur height 12 mm |
COLLAR: | Sheep fur, non-removable |
LENGTH: | Long (see Size Table for details) |
LANDING: | Classic, comfortable |
FEATURES: | Comfy pockets, light and warm |
BRAND: | Airborne Apparel |
FEATURES OF FUR FLIGHT JACKET B-3 SHEEPSKIN BOMBER
Sheepskin Bomber coat B-3 takes us back to the war years of the last century and evokes images of pilots in bombers high in the sky. Warm, light, soft sheepskin coat, what else a man needs in frosty winter. Now you can become the owner of this military flight classic thing.
SHEEP FUR BOMBER JACKET
- Soft spanish sheepskin.
- Wide turn-down collar.
- Two fasteners on the collar - complete insulation of the neck and head.
- There are also straps at the bottom of the sheepskin coat. Tightening the upper and lower adjusters will completely protect you from wind and cold penetration.
Convenience
- Cut that does not restrict movement.
- Two vertical ergonomic pockets.
- Adjustable sleeve length.
- No unnecessary details. The model is rather terse.
- Perfect colour combination: brown top without excess shine with beige fur.
Sizing Chart For Men's Jackets
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* All measurements are in centimeters
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JACKETS MEASURING GUIDE
DETERMINING THE SIZE OF A MEN'S LEATHER JACKET:
- You need to measure yourself.
- The person to be measured must be in non-bulky clothing (underwear).
- Do not measure over outerwear. Measurements should be without seam allowances, freedom, etc.
- Use the obtained data in the Sizing Chart and when ordering.
- If there are any difficulties, for sure contact us for help.
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- Chest circumference - the tape line should go around the body through the protruding points of the shoulder blades and chest.
- Girth of the waist or belly - the tape measure runs horizontally along the natural waistline or at the widest point of the stomach.
- Indicate the height.
Historical note
One of the most legendary aircraft of the Second World War was the American B-17. The Seattle Times reporter coined the name Flying Fortress. The plane was legendary for its great survivability since it could return to base with one engine running and considerable hull damage. At the same time, the crew remained completely unharmed, including thanks to the warm B3 sheepskin coats, which did not allow the pilots to freeze in the riddled plane.