War Crimes Type A-2 Jacket

At the beginning of World War II, Air corps members were issued these jackets, type A-2—which had been the standard leather flight jacket since 1931. They’d get the backs painted, and often these paintings included pin up girls and little bombs to tally how many missions the crew flew. In our opinion they were symbolic of, and glorified the damage they’ve done.

We’ve carefully crafted a a jacket inspired by the type A2, including the same details like:

• 100% Genuine Horsehide leather with a custom textured look that alone, takes 10 days to complete.

• Box stitched shoulder epaulets

• Top entry pockets with a scalloped flap closure and side entry pockets

• A two-way zipper

• And a back graphic, that instead of glorifying war, does the opposite.