This historically significant jacket, originally issued during World War II, features a stunning horsehide construction with a smoother texture compared to the more common goat skin variants. Key details include a shearling mouton collar, U.S. initialisation on the collar, and a bi-swing action back for enhanced mobility. Perfect for those who appreciate classic military style blended with modern craftsmanship, this jacket effortlessly combines function and fashion, making it a standout addition to any collection.
From the brand: Originally
issued during World War II as a successor to the M-422A jacket, this rarer horsehide variant of the G-1 was developed for both the US Army Air Corps and the Navy. Constructed from vegetable tanned, pigment dyed bronco hide, the jacket boasts a smoother texture and a more balanced lustre than the goat-skinned variant. Key features of the AN-J-3A include: 'U.S' initialisation on the collar, shearling sheep mouton collar, bi-swing action back, rayon lining, and mil specs Urea buttons.
