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When it became clear that adoption of the M-43 was inevitable, they shifted to promoting their preferred coat, the M-1944 Eisenhower or “Ike Jacket”, as the liner instead, thus limiting the use of the Jacket, field, pile, o.d. and impacting the M-43 uniform’s efficacy in cold climates. 100% Cotton Poplin Fabric Double Faced Alpaca Lining Wool Ribbed Knit Cuffs and Collar Urea Buttons Made in Japan","brand":"The Real McCoy's","offers":[{"title":"40 \/ OLIVE","offer_id":67919349579967,"sku":"MJ20113","price":219.75,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true},{"title":"42 \/ OLIVE","offer_id":67919349612735,"sku":"MJ20113","price":219.75,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true},{"title":"44 \/ OLIVE","offer_id":67919349645503,"sku":"MJ20113","price":219.75,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0798\/3202\/3231\/files\/MJ20113_050_0100_d48a11cd-ce58-42c1-8263-6dd76332d99d.webp?v=1794281447"},{"product_id":"usn-salvage-smock-parka-over-dyed-red","title":"USN Salvage Smock Parka Over Dyed","description":"Although the Salvage parka is officially called the 'Decontaminate Smock Parka,' it carries several names such as 'Salvage' and 'Gunner’ Parka. 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Though the hood is large in comparison to its body, the opening of the hood is circular and small to not allow any particles inside the garment when gasmasks were worn. As it was used as work wear, it has a larger silhouette, taking into account the amount of movement the workers required. Additionally, having been used for decontamination, the sleeves were made longer to prevent radiation from entering, and had strings circling the face, wrists, and hem to adjust the fit. The number of bar tacks on the chest indicates the size [1 bartack (S), 2 (M), 3 (L), 4 (XL)]. The vintage models often only had the bar tacks on a single side; we have sampled a model with double bar tacks. 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The khaki model initially shared some details with the early navy model, but quickly specifications were changed, such as the omission of alpaca pile on the inner cuffs and belt loops on the inside of the hem. 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The dimensions of the drawcord have also been reviewed and set shorter like the vintage version to reproduce both practicality and appearance while in use. 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The JACKET, WINTER, COMBAT provided the basis for many civilian jackets designed through the 50s and 60s. Its thick wool melton-lined interior and wool-ribbed cuffs and hem provide effective insulation without introducing excessive bulk or weight. This 2022 edition of the JACKET, WINTER, COMBAT from REAL MCCOY MFG.CO employs a new pattern accurately reflecting the relaxed body proportions of those worn in the 1940s. 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This version of the M-65 benefits from buttoned epaulettes not seen in the 1st Type, which troops liked for preventing heavy luggage from slipping from the shoulder. The four, deep front pockets can be closed with a heavy-duty press stud and the same can be found along the jacket opening, above the concealed, sewn-in zipper cover and bespoke MCCOY hardware. Internal Urea buttons are provided to attach a quilted liner and velcro is provided on the collar to close, and on the flapped cuff which can be folded out in cold weather conditions. Compared to previous models from The Real McCoy's, the 220 model utilizes an entirely new pattern that improves the effectiveness of the action pleat back, providing exceptional mobility and fit. The COAT, MAN'S, FIELD, M-65 is compatible with the LINER, COAT, M-65, HOOD, WINTER, W\/ SYNTHETIC FUR RUFF and MITTEN SHELLS, TRIGGER FINGER M-1965. 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These jackets commonly featured, in an unrefined style; an embroidered map of Vietnam, text denoting the troops base or squadron, the classic tiger motif and the motto, ‘When I die I’ll go to heaven because I’ve served my time in hell’ and were constructed in fabric readily available during the war such as surplus poncho liners, sleeping bags, and áo dài, the Vietnamese ethnic dress. In order to achieve the distinctive look and feel of the VIET-NAM jacket we have utilized a two part dyeing process whereby the yarn is first dyed before the finished fabric is over-dyed. The twill fabric is woven with incredibly low-tension, to a custom specification to achieve the unique finish. The piece is lined in a luxurious, custom-produced Rayon, has been combined with vintage techniques and features characteristically rough-hewn embroidery to the front, back and sleeves. 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The challenges in creating a piece of this nature are such that the precise combination of conditions and expertise required to achieve it may never be replicated — making this genre-defining garment a singularly important entry into The Real McCoy’s archive, a pièce de résistance. Indigo garment dyeing, or 藍染 (aizome), is not merely a traditional dyeing technique; it's a sophisticated art form with a particularly deep connection to Japanese culture and lifestyle. This practice is a testament to the Japanese dedication to craftsmanship and respect for tradition. The process of indigo dyeing in Japan is a complex and labor-intensive one. It begins with the fermentation of the indigo plant, known as 蓼藍 (tadeai), to create a water-soluble dye base called 蒅 (sukumo). This base is then mixed with ingredients such as wood ash lye, sake, bran, and lime to further promote fermentation. The garment is repeatedly dipped into this mixture and then oxidized, a process that must be repeated numerous times to achieve the deep blue hue. For the leather on our TYPE A-2 \/ INDIGO DYED this process needs to be repeated over a dozen times to obtain the desired shade. The creation of an indigo-dyed A-2 flight jacket, a product that did not historically exist, is a bold expression of respect for this tradition. The resulting deep blue horsehide is a marvel of natural materials and repeated dyeing, a symbol of the meticulous care and patience required in this craft. Indigo dyeing in Japan transcends mere coloration; it's a cultural heritage that epitomizes the Japanese ethos of precision, patience, and reverence for nature. The rich blue color, achieved solely through natural materials and painstaking effort, is a tactile manifestation of these values. In an era increasingly dominated by synthetic materials and mass production, the art of 藍染 stands as a beautiful reminder of the profound connection between human creativity and the natural world. The lining is a tradition Japanese pattern expression, Kasuri, regularly used by Kimono makers, it involves binding certain sections of the slub yarn to resist dye. The yarn is dyed and woven in a way that the patterns appear slightly blurred, resembling a form of ikat weaving. The term \"Kasuri\" comes from the Japanese word \"kasureru,\" meaning \"to blur.\" This technique is celebrated for its complexity and the unique, ethereal quality of the results. Maintaining the meticulous craftsmanship evident throughout the garment, the internal labels are hand-stamped on fabric that's woven using a power loom. Following the stamping process, the fabric is then hand-washed and dried to achieve a well-acclimated finish. 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Early examples were defined by a champagne gold rayon-wool lining. After 1961, with the introduction of the D-type revision, the lining changed to rescue orange to improve pilot visibility in emergency situations. Units such as the 49th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron, based at Griffiss Air Force Base, stood on alert with the McDonnell F-101B Voodoo as part of the continental air defence network. Their role was rapid interception, responding to radar warnings and preparing to counter potential Soviet bomber incursions during the height of the Cold War. Flight jackets such as the L-2B were often worn in these environments and, once in private hands, were frequently customised with squadron insignia. The name “Voodoo” was one of several otherworldly titles adopted by McDonnell in this period. Comparable examples include the McDonnell F-4 Phantom II, the McDonnell F3H Demon and the McDonnell XF-85 Goblin. Although the term derives from West African spiritual traditions later practised in Haiti and the American South, its use in aviation suggested speed, force and a psychological edge. Customised examples of the L-2B sometimes carried multiple squadron patches across the chest, reflecting prior postings. It was uncommon to wear such decoration during formal duty, and jackets bearing two different squadron insignia were likely privately owned by pilots who had served with both units. In this sense, the flight jacket operated not only as functional equipment but also as a personal and commemorative garment, comparable in spirit to a varsity jacket. The term “Scope Wizard” refers to the Radar Intercept Officer seated behind the pilot in the F-101B interceptor. The RIO operated the onboard radar system and guided missiles to target using the radar display known as the scope. Within Air Force slang, a technically proficient operator could be described as a “wizard,” denoting skill in electronic tracking and fire control under operational pressure. Our TYPE L-2B REAL McCOY MFG. CO. calls back to the earlier specification models, featuring a champagne gold rayon-wool lining. It shares its pattern with the TYPE L-2A REAL McCOY MFG. CO., while its sage green outer shell aligns visually with the TYPE MA-1 REAL McCOY MFG. CO., illustrating the continuity of USAF flight jacket development through the 1950s. The jacket is constructed in a custom-produced Nylon 6 fabric that replicates the durable military nylon used in the 1950s. 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This model, designed and constructed without compromise by Real McCoy's MFG. CO. faithfully reproduces the details of the earliest model with spec number J-8279 in a Silver Gray Nylon Shell. The Nylon itself is a custom-produced fabric that authentically replicates the characteristics of the highly durable nylon material from the 50s. Nylon 66 was invented by DuPont Co. and became the preferred material for military jackets because of its superior durability and flame resistance. The MA-1 benefits from wool ribbing, a period-accurate detail that was replaced with acrylic on later versions and Cotton Wool Pile Interlining. The brass dot buttons are Black oxided to MIL-SPEC, as are the 50s Talon Sleeve Zippers and Wire Front Zipper with black leather pull tab. The MA-1 benefits from diagonal snap-closed slash pockets and pen pocket to the upper left arm. 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The result was the Cold Weather Buoyancy Flight Suit, an ensemble consisting of the down-insulated B-9 Parka and A-8 Flight Pants. It was engineered to keep aircrew warm while sitting still for up to three hours at -70°F, and to keep a person and 25 pounds of gear afloat for up to 24 hours. This design passed rigorous thermal and buoyancy tests and was approved for use by both the U.S. Army Air Forces and Lend-Lease partners. Early wartime versions of the B-9 used a 40\/60 down-to-feather ratio due to material shortages, as military demands for down in sleeping bag production exceeded supply. This modern version corrects that limitation by using 100% French duck down fill, restoring the full loft, resilience, and insulation the original engineers intended. The B-9 was designed to be worn with matching A-8 flight trousers, and although its silhouette is sometimes mistaken for the earlier B-7, it was a fundamentally different garment with a new mission profile. Its development also reflected growing collaboration between military procurement and outdoor gear manufacturers, a relationship that helped influence postwar civilian outerwear. After the war, commercial versions of the B-9 brought military-grade design and materials to the broader public. 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One of the most visible updates was the wind flap, which featured a rounded tip, a change often highlighted in discussions of this version. However, that rounded design did not appear until the second production run. The true essence of the J-8279A spec lies in a series of refinements to the jacket's construction and sewing specifications rather than cosmetic details alone. Production was managed by three contractors: Albert Turner, Lauren Sportswear, and Topps Apparel. The rounded wind flap, faithfully reproduced on this model, first appeared in the contract awarded to Lauren Sportswear. This suggests that the J-8279A designation corresponds closely with a shift in manufacturing technique rather than major changes in pattern or design. Key construction updates in the J-8279A model focused on simplifying and refining the design. The hanger loop, which was previously stitched through the outer shell and visibly raised like a vintage denim belt loop, was moved to the lining and flattened for a cleaner finish. Under-sleeve seams were revised from double-needle stitching to a flat-felled seam, and bar tacks at the pocket openings were shortened from full-width reinforcement to placement at each end only. One lesser-known distinction is the oxygen tab color. On most second models, the tab is green, whereas first models often feature brown tabs, either due to aging or different dye lots. 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The resourcefulness of the US Military found a solution in fireman’s coats, which fastened with a metal hook-style clasp that could be operated even with heavy gloves. There were variations in the specifications of M-43, the contract produced here by THE REAL McCOY’S MFG. Co includes \"D\" patch pockets and a single latched clip at the bottom, while some contracts had a double closure at the hem. A rayon interlining is incorporated between the jungle cloth outer fabric and wool lining, which provides high thermal protection. By 1945, the U.S.N. M-43 DECK JACKET was replaced with the N-1 Deck Jacket, with its brief tenure making it one of the most sought after military garments on the vintage market. 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All pockets were labeled and numbered externally to identify their intended contents. A leather-reinforced canvas holster on the left side accommodated a standard-issue .45 caliber M1911 pistol. Standard contents varied by deployment region but typically included emergency rations, an ESM-2 signaling mirror, waterproof match case with compass, first aid kit, fishing and sewing kit, insect repellent, signaling flares, a survival manual, and the reversible yellow and olive Type C-1 survival cap, reproduced by The Real McCoy’s as the REVERSIBLE SUN HAT WITH ADJUSTABLE BAND. When fully equipped, the vest weighed approximately 11 pounds. The TYPE C-1 VEST, EMERGENCY SUSTENANCE is adjustable via tie tapes at the rear and was issued in a single universal size. Production ran from 1944 to 1945; however, existing stock remained in service well beyond the end of the war, seeing continued use through the Korean War and partially into the Vietnam era. 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The M-65 stands alone in its versatility, through its proportions and the execution of details such as the snap-flat cargo pockets, concealed hood, and adjustable drawstring at the waist and bottom, the M-65 can be combined and layered by the wearer to elevate an outfit in nearly any environment or setting. The M-65 has been the source of countless imitations, this model, developed by The Real McCoy’s using entirely bespoke materials faithfully reproduces the detailed processes stipulated in the MIL specifications, such as the aluminium zips and other details, sewing techniques and prescribed colors. The outer shell is executed in 100% Cotton Sateen, an up-spec from the cotton blend used in military production to aid the ageing process. This version of the M-65 was the first to be released in 1965 and remained in production for only one year, making it especially sought after. It can be distinguished from later versions by the absence of epaulettes and its lighter, less saturated olive drab outer shell while additional minor adjustments were made to the pattern and materials. The four, deep front pockets can be closed with a heavy-duty press stud and the same can be found along the jacket opening, above the concealed, sewn-in zipper cover and bespoke MCCOY hardware. Internal Urea buttons are provided to attach a quilted liner and velcro is provided on the collar to close, and on the flapped cuff which can be folded out in cold weather conditions. Compared to previous 1st Pattern models from The Real McCoy's, this model utilizes an entirely new pattern that improves the effectiveness of the action pleat back, providing exceptional mobility and fit.Cotton Sateen Outer Shell The COAT, MAN'S, FIELD, M-65 \/ EARLY MODEL is compatible with the LINER, COAT, M-65 , HOOD, WINTER, W\/ SYNTHETIC FUR RUFF and MITTEN SHELLS, TRIGGER FINGER M-1965. 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Adorning the jacket is expertly hand painted JOLLY ROGER artwork which references the 90th Bombardment group. Artwork on Type A-2 leather jackets became a hallmark of U.S. Army Air Forces personnel during World War II, serving as a form of personal expression and unit pride. Painted designs often featured nose art from aircraft, squadron insignias, or images inspired by pop culture, including pin-up girls and cartoon characters. These customizations would serve as a morale booster and would help to foster camaraderie within squads, it would also offered airmen a sense of individuality in an otherwise uniform environment Operating in the Southwest Pacific Theater, the 90th Bombardment Group played a pivotal role in critical campaigns, including the Battle of the Bismarck Sea and operations over Leyte Gulf, significantly disrupting enemy airpower and securing key Allied victories. 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The L-2A was intended for warmer climates, making it ideal for Spring and Summer, while the B-15 series and subsequent MA-1 were developed in parallel and designed for cold-weather use. The combat experiences in Korea highlighted the fact that a downed aviator's survival odds and ability to evade capture significantly increased if they wore camouflage clothing. As a result, the Air Force Blue flying attire was largely relegated to a symbol of prestige, primarily used in non-combat zones by the conclusion of the Korean War, meaning the L-2A had a relatively short production run. This model, designed and constructed without compromise by Real McCoy's MFG. CO. is constructed in a custom-produced Nylon fabric that authentically replicates the characteristics of the highly durable nylon material from the 50s. Nylon 66 was invented by DuPont Co. and became the preferred material for military jackets because of its superior durability and flame resistance. 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The inner labels also follow the directive that required modified jackets to be labeled as such to comply with MIL-SPEC. The iconic MA-1 is a direct successor to the B-15C MODIFIED, making this jacket an incredibly important piece in the history of both military equipment and civilian menswear. 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Yokosuka has historically hosted a significant American GI presence during times of conflict. Major shopping districts like Ginza offered Sukajan jackets as souvenirs for soldiers to take home, including sizes for children. These jackets were often personalized with embroidered motifs such as naval emblems, maps of visited destinations, and local designs like dragons, scenic views, and floral patterns. They served not only as souvenirs but also as a means for soldiers to share their wartime experiences. Sukajan jackets gained popularity after World War II, with their peak occurring during the Korean War. By the 1960s, they had become fashionable among Japanese youth, leading to the widespread adoption of the term “Sukajan.” The SOUVENIR SUKA JACKET \/ TIGER AND EAGLE is made from cotton velveteen, a pile fabric originally produced in Europe but now exclusively made in Japan's Enshu region. The production process starts with warping cotton warp threads onto a beam and preparing the weft threads. The warp threads are starched and sized to prevent pilling and enhance durability, then woven into a basic fabric that is inspected for defects and assigned a serial number. The fabric undergoes shearing to create its distinctive pile and shine, with skilled craftsmen using specialized blades to cut the weft threads. Following shearing, the fabric pieces are joined and desized to remove adhesives, washed in natural starch yeast to improve texture, and singed to remove burnt fibers. The fabric is then washed multiple times, dried, and inspected for quality. This meticulous process, taking about six months, ensures that only the finest velveteen, known as \"Kanpachi Velvet,\" meets strict standards. The intricate embroidery on these jackets is often created using the freehand technique known as Yokofuri embroidery. In Yokofuri embroidery, the needle moves back and forth in small increments, allowing the fabric to shift freely in all directions: vertically, horizontally, and diagonally. This technique, unlike home sewing machines that move the needle up and down, enables the creation of detailed designs. A knee-operated lever adjusts the needle's swing width, producing a variety of stitch thicknesses. The result is a fine-grained, multi-dimensional effect akin to an oil painting, rich with light and shade. Just like the most desirable Sukajan, the SOUVENIR SUKA JACKET \/ TIGER AND EAGLE is fully reversible with cotton velveteen on one side and a recycled sateen lining on the other. Featuring freehand Yokofuri embroidery detailing on either side, the SOUVENIR SUKA JACKET \/ TIGER AND EAGLE is finished with cotton-wool blend ribbing and a reversible nickel-finished zipper. 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From 1901, the use of a Denim Dungaree Jumper was authorized as a more practical alternative, the protocol of which was covered in The Bluejacket’s Manual, first published in 1902 and eventually issued to all new Navy Recruits. The U.S.N. Denim Jumper initially featured a pull-over design but by 1918 the open-front design was in use, a design more applicable to War time. Throughout World War II, Denim Jumpers were a popular choice for workwear, particularly for deck work on naval ships. The WWII version has been reproduced here with a meticulous attention to detail. The shawl collar on denim jumpers is believed to have been inspired by the flap collar of Sailor’s Dress Blues. This design feature was an aesthetic consideration but also helped to protect sailors from cold breeze on deck. Until WWII when they had to be replaced with celluloid due to the restriction of use of metal, Removable custom-made ‘NAVY’ branded buttons were commissioned and are reproduced here to the original MIL-SPEC. The top side is made of steel and copper-plated, and finally treated with a black oxide coating, also known as ‘Blackening’. The rationale behind this design is that if the buttons are rubbed off, the copper plating underneath will prevent light from reflecting and revealing the wearer's position on the front lines. The backside, or bottom half, is also made of steel, but is only black-lacquered to prevent rusting of the material. Eyelets were placed at the hem to accommodate \"Clothes Stops\" - small lengths of white cotton cord with brass ends. The Clothes Stops were the Navy's version of clothespins and were issued to all new recruits as part of their standard gear. They were used to tie freshly washed laundry to a clothesline or other convenient place to dry. The U.S. NAVY DENIM DUNGAREE JUMPER features a comfortable shoulder, flared Sleeve, and a short hemline and to the front a two patch pockets. The Denim Dungaree Jumper is introduced alongside the U.S. NAVY DENIM DUNGAREE TROUSERS. Will Shrink Like Denim 10oz. 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This shape-disrupting approach allowed it to perform well in wooded areas, grasslands, and deserts, and was particularly adaptable in changing light conditions, such as dawn and dusk. This unique design also offered advantages at long distances, where detailed camouflage patterns often blur into a single colour. 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