Buzz Rickson's original, replacing the army denim hat with a herringbone material. It follows the denim hat's specifications with a donut-shaped brim and a "single-stroke" stitch. AVIATION ASSOCIATES From the 1920s to the 1940s, various flight suits incorporating military specifications were also sold commercially. Analyzing old photo materials from the war, we can occasionally see pilots wearing these commercially available jackets, which tells us that they actually flew in them. Normally, wearing jackets other than those issued by the government was, of course, against regulations, but this can be seen as a typical example of the relaxation of regulations during wartime. The differences between government-issued and commercial products were mainly in design and the use of materials, with colors often conforming to government-issued items. Especially in the design aspect, which is the appearance of the jacket, many were based on military-issued items with some arrangements, and there are many attractive jackets that give a very classical impression. Aviation Associates are the phantom jackets that Buzz Rickson's, who was a military contractor at the time, released for the general public, and we want you to experience a masterpiece that embodies the Buzz Rickson's spirit. Inner circumference 62, brim 6.5 No discounts are available. Thank you for your understanding.