• 100% Goatskin (product picture shown in russet horsehide) • Seal brown and russet colour-matched to originals • Bevelled pockets corners with scalloped flaps • Sleeves with less taper at the wrist • Slightly longer leather hanger strap • Epaulet box-stitching • Cotton lining colour-matched to originals • M-39 triple-marked Talon zipper
FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER €330. 20% OFF ON NON-EU ORDERS.
A true WW2 classic! The “Bronco” A-2 jacket found itself in all theatres of combat during World War 2. The contract is a favorite among both collectors and jacket enthusiasts alike, not only because a number of well preserved originals can still be found today, and the exploits of the pilots who wore them recounted, but also due to some distinguishing characteristics; the bevelled pocket corners, the slightly wider sleeves ends, the sharp profile with square shoulders.
So, when we wanted to add to our line of genuine military flight jackets, our choice to reproduce the “Bronco”, was an easy one. Originally manufactured by New York-based Bronco MFG. Corp, our “Bronco”, is a faithful reproduction of an original “Bronco” contract W535-AC-29191, that we sourced and studied. We copied the pattern, carefully taking note of the details, to be sure our jacket was as close to an original “Bronco” A-2 flight jacket as possible.
Why Goatskin?
Compared with horsehide goatskin tends to be the more flexible. Goatskin has a supple and grainy appearance, As strong as it may be, goatskin is still incredibly flexible and has a minimal break-in time. Goatskin leather is comfortable, tough and lightweight. After tanning the skins are then dyed, oiled and coated with wax. The result is a flexible goatskin designed to break in and mold very quickly to the body.
Size chart
Our jackets are based on the original pattern and therefore very small in size. We don’t expect you to accurately measure your own body. The best option is to take an old jacket that fits you right and compare the measurements. Check how to measure a jacket correctly here.
Size
38
40
42
44
46
48
Chest (armpit to armpit)
52 cm
53 cm
55 cm
57 cm
59 cm
62 cm
Shoulder width (back)
45 cm
46 cm
47 cm
48 cm
49 cm
51 cm
Back length (without collar)
62,5 cm
63,5 cm
65,5 cm
66,5 cm
67,5 cm
68,5 cm
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Bronco A-2 Flight Jacket – Goatskin
€259.00
• 100% Goatskin (product picture shown in russet horsehide)
• Seal brown and russet colour-matched to originals
• Bevelled pockets corners with scalloped flaps
• Sleeves with less taper at the wrist
• Slightly longer leather hanger strap
• Epaulet box-stitching
• Cotton lining colour-matched to originals
• M-39 triple-marked Talon zipper
FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER €330.
20% OFF ON NON-EU ORDERS.
Description
The Bronco A2 Jacket History
A true WW2 classic! The “Bronco” A-2 jacket found itself in all theatres of combat during World War 2. The contract is a favorite among both collectors and jacket enthusiasts alike, not only because a number of well preserved originals can still be found today, and the exploits of the pilots who wore them recounted, but also due to some distinguishing characteristics; the bevelled pocket corners, the slightly wider sleeves ends, the sharp profile with square shoulders.
So, when we wanted to add to our line of genuine military flight jackets, our choice to reproduce the “Bronco”, was an easy one. Originally manufactured by New York-based Bronco MFG. Corp, our “Bronco”, is a faithful reproduction of an original “Bronco” contract W535-AC-29191, that we sourced and studied. We copied the pattern, carefully taking note of the details, to be sure our jacket was as close to an original “Bronco” A-2 flight jacket as possible.
Why Goatskin?
Compared with horsehide goatskin tends to be the more flexible. Goatskin has a supple and grainy appearance, As strong as it may be, goatskin is still incredibly flexible and has a minimal break-in time. Goatskin leather is comfortable, tough and lightweight.
After tanning the skins are then dyed, oiled and coated with wax. The result is a flexible goatskin designed to break in and mold very quickly to the body.
Size chart
Our jackets are based on the original pattern and therefore very small in size. We don’t expect you to accurately measure your own body. The best option is to take an old jacket that fits you right and compare the measurements. Check how to measure a jacket correctly here.