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This is a premium Schott Type B-3 shearling flight jacket, made in the USA.
Unlike many modern reproductions, this USA-made model uses genuine double-faced sheepskin (real shearling) throughout, including cowhide leather piping, delivering exceptional warmth, durability, and authenticity.

Originally developed in 1934 for U.S. Army Air Corps bomber crews, the B-3 was designed to withstand extreme cold at high altitudes.
The thick shearling construction, reinforced seams, and adjustable collar strap provide outstanding insulation even in harsh winter conditions.

Size: 42

  • Shoulder: approx. 55 cm

  • Chest (pit to pit): approx. 64 cm

  • Length: approx. 69–70 cm

  • Sleeve: approx. 66 cm

Measurements are taken flat; slight variations may occur.

Condition:
Pre-owned item.
There are light signs of use, but overall the jacket remains in clean and well-maintained condition.
No major damage, and the shearling is still thick, dense, and very warm.

Details:

  • Color: Black

  • Material: Real sheepskin (double-faced shearling)

  • Piping: Genuine cowhide leather

  • Style: Type B-3 / Flight / Bomber Jacket

  • Extremely warm and heavy-duty construction

  • Made in USA

Ships from Japan with careful packaging and tracking.
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