MILITARY PRINT SWEATSHIRT / STATUE de la LIBERTÉ Size:S and lining originally designed for

and lining originally designed for the M-1951 jacket is sewn inside to add warmth

the jacket was intended as part of a foul-weather suit comprising a matching helmet and bib-front trousers

Black Oxided

Featuring two cotton stripe panels sewn over the front and back side

DOT buttons

MILITARY PRINT SWEATSHIRT / STATUE de la LIBERTÉ Size:S and lining originally designed forThe sweatshirt, born in the 1920s in the USA, was initially conceived as practical athletic wear by Benjamin Russell Jr., a football player discontented with itchy wool jerseys. Its comfortable cotton fleece soon attracted non athletes and it was quickly adopted by US military for training exercises and physical education classes. The MILITARY PRINT SWEATSHIRT STATUE de la LIBERT calls back to the 48th Fighter Wings Statue of Liberty Wing, which was,