chest of wearer

31-32

33-35

36-37

39-40

41-42

waist of wearer

24-25

27-28

29-30

31-33

34-37

hip of wearer

33-35

36-37

38-41

42-44

45-47

sleeve of wearer

31 - 31.5

31.5 - 32

32 - 32.5

32.5 - 33.25

33.25 - 34

L-2B SCOUT W BOMBER JACKET

Regular price $45.00

Regular price $150.00 Sale price $45.00
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L-2B SCOUT W BOMBER JACKET

$45.00

L-2B SCOUT W BOMBER JACKET

Name: L-2B SCOUT W BOMBER JACKET
Brand: Alpha Industries
SKU: 640631523174
Price: 45.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (17 reviews)

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SAGE GREEN BLACK

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PRODUCT DETAILS

The women's L-2B Scout flight jacket is constructed with a lightweight matte nylon shell, producing the effect of robustness while still appropriate for light spring weather. The vintage white version of this jacket, a new addition, features an all-over Alpha print lining. The jacket also comes in our most classic colors: sage, maroon, and black.

Female Model Information:

Height: 5'9'
Size: M

BENEFITS

Water Resistant

FEATURES

Alpha logo on zig-zag zipper extension
MA-1 utility pocket on sleeve
Signature red "Remove Before Flight" flag
Sleeve shirring
Two exterior flap pockets
Two interior welt pocket
Knit rib collar, cuffs and waistband

PRODUCT SPECS

Fit: Standard
Length: Above Hip
Recommended Weather: Light

FABRIC

Shell: 100% Lightweight Matte Nylon
Lining: 100% Nylon
Fill: None

RECOMMENDED CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Machine wash cold with like colors.
Non-chlorine bleach when needed. Tumble dry low.
Do not iron.
Or dry clean.

PRODUCT HISTORY

The L-2B flight jacket was introduced in the early 1950s for use in light temperature zones (50 to 86 degrees F). Initially the bomber was only used by the U.S. Air Force which is why the USAF insignia was put on the sleeve. The flight jacket went through many specification updates including the removal of the oxygen tab, snap tabs and epaulets, along with the USAF logo as the jacket was eventually adopted by the Navy and other branches of the armed forces.