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While ‘bomber jacket’ and ‘flight jacket’ are often used interchangeably, Wake & bake shirt most of us associate the modern bomber with the original MA-1 silhouette. This was the jacket that came into use in the 1950s when the prominence of the jet engine meant that USAF pilots no longer needed thick shearling jackets such as the A-2 and B-15 in the modern fighter cockpit. Quite the opposite – the jacket was specifically designed to be a lighter and more practical garment for high-altitude flight in modern jet aircraft. It also came with a bright orange lining that enabled it to be used as an emergency signalling device. While the silhouette of the bomber jacket has changed over the decades, the materials used have – as evidenced by Private White V.C’s stunning collection of bombers, spearheaded by its moleskin style. Meticulously made in its Manchester factory, this jacket is cut in a super-soft brushed cotton moleskin, to which 2% elastane has been added to get just the right stretch. The moleskin has been finished with an exclusive Ecoseam® water-resistant fabric finish too, ensuring it can handle all that the elements can throw at you. For an even more luxurious expression of this military icon, Private White V.C has also produced a stunning reversible suede style in collaboration with a sartorial don, Simon Crompton of Permanent Style, as well as a pure new herringbone wool version. There have been several different motorcycle jacket styles that have captured the zeitgeist over the decades, from Schott’s iconic Perfecto to the Cafe Racer styles of the 1960s and 70s, but the original motorcycle jacket most likely dates back to leather jackets worn by German WW1 despatch riders. These eventually evolved into four-pocket ‘Twin Track’ coats, which were crafted from wax cotton and made them extremely durable for riding in all conditions. Private White V.C’s Twin Track is a perfect contemporary iteration of the classic. The Manchester label has been producing it for 15 years, updating and fine-tuning it season after season, hence the 2024 style is as good as it gets. The four bellow-pocket jacket is crafted from 100% wax cotton woven in Scotland and is fully lined with 100% virgin wool. Military-grade copper hardware from RIRI of Switzerland creates a slick contrast against the black cloth, while the undercollar has been made from an ultra-fine needle cord.