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TSS-RC-B10 FLIGHT JACKET

Red Cloud B10 Flight Jacket

Repro B10 flight jacket used by aviators during WW2

Shell is made of cotton oxford weave canvas

Genuine Shearling collar, with Alpaca Dow material of 3/8 hair height

Wool knits tested to withstand -26 degree celsius

Waldes zipper with leather puller

Internal hidden pocket

Differential knitted cuff for comfort on the wrist

Storm Flap stitching collar with collar strap

‘Army Air Force’ logo printed on left arm

Both shoulder epaulets for rank

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TSS-RC-N1 DECK JACKET

RC N1 USN DECK JACKET

Olive green repro N1 Deck Jacket used by the USN during WW2

Zip up using Waldes Zipper

Button up using Japanese YKK buttons and hardware

Olive green cotton whipcord

Heavy internal wool lining tested to withstand -26 degree celsius

Storm flap collar with collar strap

Drawstring at hem

Differential knitted cuff for comfort on the wrist

U.S.N. stencil on left chest

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TSS-RC-S407

Red Cloud S407 Denim Jacket V2

Inspired by Type 2 denim jacket with improvisation

Slim silhouette cut

Using Xinjiang cotton with Japanese YKK hardware

2 front flap pocket beside front button placket with pleats

Cuff placket end with Red Cloud & Co rivet reinforcement

Cinch back and rear knife pleats

Unsanforized, please email us for sizing if unsure

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TSS-RC-W/S-21-1

Red Cloud Wabash Dot Long Sleeve Shirt

4.5oz Red Cloud & Co Wabash fabric

Indigo dyed, printed dot

Original design inspired by 1930s workwear era

Slim silhouette, casual, comfortable wear

Cat’s eye button from Japan YKK

Double-needle stitching on seam with chainstitch run-offs

Smocking on yoke

Expect minimal shrinkage

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TSS-RC-W/S W423

RC Japanese Check Chambray

4.2oz Chambray, made of Okayama cotton (Made in Japan)

1920s to 1930s era inspired, Red Cloud & Co original design

Slim silhouette, casual, comfortable wear

Blue checked is indigo dyed, that will fade after usage and wash.

Chain-stitched run-off on side seams

Construction on hem edge and front button placket chainstitching are base on 1929s techniques

Expect minimal shrinkage