Buzz Rickson's Type G-1 Spec 55J-14 A.Pritzker Brown SANDERS who was photographed in 1927

who was photographed in 1927 wearing a raglan sleeve overcoat

while the lacing technique is borrowed from the lacing method used by veteran river and stream guides for improved adjustability on 360 degree lace-through loafer shoes to provide a more secure fit in wet conditions

This pair features design details such as the lace-in kiltie nestled under the blucher pieces

utilising the collective knowledge of seven local mills

Buzz Rickson's Type G-1 Spec 55J-14 A.Pritzker Brown SANDERS who was photographed in 1927One of the most iconic flight jackets of all time has been faithfully reproduced in Japan by one of Japan's iconic repro brands. Spec 55J 14, adopted by the US Navy Bureau of Aeronautics in the late 1940's, was the first jacket to be named the G 1. This iconic design initially began as the M 422 and this was standardised, going through a couple of changes in its time. The design has truly lasted the test of time with its good looks and extremely