Product Description

1940s USMC HBT Shooting Jacket...

40s~
USMC
Shooting jacket

This is a shooting jacket that was actually used by the Navy.
I fell in love at first sight with the bulldog patch from UNITED STATES MARINES.
If you look closely, you can see the logo and the words "USMC".

I'm curious about how the shoulder and elbow pads will feel when worn.
Some might say that.
In reality, it's made of cotton, so it's soft.
There's no awkward shoulder shape or anything like that.
This is strictly for HBT jackets.
It's basically just a thick layer of cotton attached to it.
Rest assured, this is not like the extra-thick leather or rubber pads found in civilian products.

As you can see from the back style with action pleats and a belt,
It's pretty much finished.
The fact that it's collarless is also a plus.
Wearing a turtleneck, letting the collar show, wrapping a scarf around your neck,
Many thoughts come to mind.

I think the actual size is about 36.
This is a jacket that's hard to find.

DETAIL INFORMATION

MATERIAL

HBT
Herringbone

CONDITION

Originally, there were traces of hand stitching on the collar and elbows using thick thread.
The repairs have given it a nice feel, and it's perfectly wearable as is.
Otherwise, it is in good overall condition.
Hand-stitched (collar, elbow patches), minor scratches, stains, and missing stitches.