This model replaces the denim workwear adopted by the U.S. Army from the 1910s to the 1940s with corduroy material. The workwear-inspired silhouette is loose-fitting and easy to move in, while corduroy's surface retains air and provides excellent insulation. Corduroy has a pleasant touch and a velvety sheen that is unique to this material. It also creates an elegant appearance, offering warmth and a soft impression.
 
Lot No. BR15344 / AVIATION ASSOCIATES U.S. ARMY WORKING JACKET CORDUROY VERSION
Lot No. BR15591 / AVIATION ASSOCIATES CORDUROY VEST　　　　
Lot No. BR02823 / AVIATION ASSOCIATES CORDUROY CAP　　　　
 
　
AVIATION ASSOCIATES

From the 1920s through the 1940s , various types of flight jackets were commercially available at the market featuring the elements of Army spec. When examining the old photos during the World War, we were able to spot a few pilots with a non-Army issued jacket. Officially, soldiers were not allowed to wear non-Army issued jackets, but the regulation became loose during the actual war time. The difference between Army issued and non-Army issued can mainly be seen on the design and material usage, but the similar color was used in accordance with the original Army-issued products to meet military regulations. And also the design of non-Army products were obviously based on Army issued items, many non- Army jackets were somewhat modified with a bit of original twist, providing really classical look to the eyes. Aviation Associates was the legendary line that commercially manufactured by the previous contractor Buzz Rickson MFG. We would sincerely want you to feel the spirit of our product through these jacket.