Deadstock US Army N-3B flight jacket

US military dead stock N-3B flight jacket Official name: PARKA, EXTREME, COLD WEATHER TYPE N-3B WITH SYNTHETIC FUR ON HOOD
MIL-P-6279J
Size: Medium
DLA100-82-C-0653

Outer shell: 80% cotton, 20% nylon
Lining: 100% polyester
U.S. military supply, N-3B dead stock. Manufactured in 1982.

The N-3B was originally a flight jacket, but since the 1980s it has been called an Alaskan jacket and is worn by ground crews in extremely cold regions.
The fur on the hood is designed so that the front can be seen even in a blizzard, the outer fabric is impervious to wind, and the filling is made of a material that retains heat.
Because I often put my hands in while wearing gloves, the pockets are large and easy to use. It has a button closure. The buttons are also large enough to be easily fastened while wearing gloves, and are all designed to be functional and easy to use.

N-3B manufactured as an outer for minus 10 to 30 degrees. It is a product from several decades ago, and at that time it must have been a highly necessary product in the cold season, but now it has been replaced by lightweight synthetic fiber products.

However, the 80% cotton and 20% nylon fabric is flame resistant and highly durable. Weight and durability are a trade-off relationship, but considering the sparks, it can be said that it is a very effective item for camping scenes where bonfires are used.

Real American military dead stock is becoming rare, so if you have the right size, hurry up.

The model is 174 cm and 70 kg and is wearing a MEDIUM size product.