The Rothco MA-1 Flight Jacket in Black is a faithful reproduction of the legendary U.S. Air Force bomber jacket worn by pilots since the 1950s. A 100% nylon water-repellent outer shell, poly fiberfill insulation, and ribbed knit collar, cuffs, and waistband keep you warm and protected from wind and light rain. The fully reversible rescue orange polyester lining stays true to the original military spec, while brass zippers, dual MA-1 pull tabs, and a zippered utility sleeve pocket nail the authentic details. Cut full for easy layering, it's a go-to jacket for everyday wear, casual outings, and cool-weather missions.
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SKU
R-MA1-BLACK
Color
Black
Material
Nylon, Poly Fiberfill
Style
Military, Vintage
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Description
Features
100% Nylon Water-Repellent Outer Shell — Tightly woven nylon sheds light rain and blocks wind for reliable cold-weather coverage.
Reversible Rescue Orange Lining — Flip the jacket inside out to expose the high-visibility orange polyester lining, a true-to-spec MA-1 signaling feature.
Poly Fiberfill Insulation — Lightweight fiberfill traps body heat without the bulk, keeping you warm through fall and winter wear.
Ribbed Knit Collar, Cuffs, and Waistband — Stretch-knit closures seal in warmth and lock out drafts at every opening.
Brass Zipper with MA-1 Pull Tabs and Storm Flap — Heavy-duty brass front zipper with double pull tabs, leather tag, and interior storm flap stays true to the original military pattern.
Utility Sleeve Pocket — Classic zippered pocket on the left sleeve with pen slots for quick-access storage, just like the issue jacket.
Two Front Slash Pockets — Deep slash hand pockets keep keys, phone, and gloves within easy reach.
Extra Full Cut — Roomy military fit leaves space for layering a sweater or hoodie underneath without binding at the shoulders.
Classic MA-1 Bomber Styling — Faithful reproduction of the iconic U.S. Air Force flight jacket worn by pilots and ground crews since the 1950s.
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