Description
Worn
by one of the most famous German fighter pilots of World War I,
Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen,
best known as the “The
Red Baron”. He was officially credited with 80 air combat
victories, being the highest number
achieved during the First World
War by a single pilot. Von
Richthofen,
received
this nickname because
the aeroplane he flew in most
of his missions was painted bright red,
hence the name “The Red Baron”.
Reproduced
exactly as it was during WW1, authentic and made of high quality
Argentinian Cowhide.
Tanned using the Aniline process.
Details:
Hand Crafted Authentic
and Historic Design.
Original
blue wadded linen lining.
Closeable
via double row button bar which feautures a large overlap making it
completely windproof
Adjustable
leather waist belt.
Features
storm cuffs within the sleeves for wind protection.
Four
outter pockets with two additional inner pockets.
Size Chart
Not sure about your size? Use this chart to find your recommended jacket size based on your chest measurement.
| Your Chest Measurement (cm) | (inch) | Recommended Size |
|---|---|---|
| 90–95 cm | 35.4–37.4" | S |
| 95–100 cm | 37.4–39.4" | M |
| 100–105 cm | 39.4–41.3" | L |
| 105–110 cm | 41.3–43.3" | XL |
| 110–115 cm | 43.3–45.3" | XXL |
| 115–120 cm | 45.3–47.2" | 3XL |
| 120–125 cm | 47.2–49.2" | 4XL |
| 125–130 cm | 49.2–51.2" | 5XL |
| 130–135 cm | 51.2–53.1" | 6XL |
| 135–140 cm | 53.1–55.1" | 7XL |
| 140–145 cm | 55.1–57.1" | 8XL |
| 145–150 cm | 57.1–59.1" | 9XL |
Note: This chart is intended as a guideline. The correct size may vary depending on the model, cut, and desired fit. If you are unsure, we will be happy to assist you personally.
How to Measure Correctly
Measure your chest circumference around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape measure horizontal around your body. The tape should fit comfortably without being too tight.
For flight jackets, leather jackets, and sheepskin jackets, we recommend allowing some extra room for comfort, especially if you plan to wear a sweater underneath.
