The M-69 Shearling Air Transport Coat.

Worn in WWII by officers and crewmen on aircraft carriers from the North Pacific to the Atlantic.
On long haul runs and long-range sub-hunting missions.
The stakes, never higher. The weather could be relentlessly unforgiving.
Expeditionary outfitting, absolutely essential.

Shearling M-69 Air Transport Coat (No. 7500). Distressed, below-knee length leather coat made of premium heavyweight goatskin suede. Takes its cue from the coats issued to WWII U.S. Navy officers. Faux shearling collar, cuffs. Interior body and lower body block also fully lined in shearling for optimal warmth. Trench latch at neck. Storm flap ("gun flap") keeps wind out. Suede waist belt. Bemberg-lined top block. Sleeves lined in quilted acetate. Two large front welt pockets. One interior welt pocket. Locker loop at center back neck. Faux horn buttons. Reinforced cuffs and hem. Imported.