Pensacola Jacket - Warehouse - Last One - Size Large

*This item is eligible for exchange or store credit only, no refunds. SPECS * An original Mister Freedom pattern, inspired by vintage American mil-specs flight apparel, for the 20th anniversary of Buzz Rickson. * Body: 14 oz. all cotton “jungle cloth”, originally developed for the US Navy for its sturdiness/softness/strength/protection qualities while at sea under harsh conditions. Famous for its application in the USN Type N-1 deck jackets. Milled in Japan to exact period mil-specs. * Lining: Cotton mid wade corduroy. * Slim silhouette, one piece back. * Mil-specs wool knit cuffs, waist band and collar band. * Cotton corduroy full lining. * Navy CPO shirt type anchor buttons collar fastening. * A-1 type front flap patch pockets, with corduroy lining. * Metal snap waist band closure. * Detachable white composite anchor ring buttons for front closure, vintage military New Old Stock. * Underarm venting metal eyelets. * Original Mister Freedom® x Buzz Rickson’s double labeling and ‘contract’ tag, a nod to early USAAF ‘modified’ flying gear. * 100% cotton tonal stitching. SIZING/FIT Please refer to sizing chart to determine which size works for you. CL's Advice: The ‘Pensacola’ runs true to size. I am usual a medium/38 in MFSC coats and jackets, and wear a size 38 in this jacket. CARE Remove the ring buttons before cleaning (they unhook from the metal ring of the button by rotating the fastener from the under side). Store them and don’t lose them! Hang dry only. The 100% cotton jungle cloth is sanforized and some minimal shrinkage and ‘torquing’ will occur if washed. STORY We were honored to be involved with our friends at BUZZ RICKSON’S celebration of their 20th Anniversary. For the design, we imagined that a special test/prototype jacket had been developed by the Naval Air Factory (NAF), to be worn on Base and for training only. It combined vintage elements of Navy and Air Force issued jackets, and was adopted by crews of specific Joint Operations (involving Seaplanes, flyers and sea crews…) We came up with a type of early Military flight jacket that could have existed. We blended decades of pre WW2 flight apparel History, freely borrowing from iconic mil-specs jackets and willingly mixing eras.