JELADO CB-9 Coyote [CT73419]

The Type B-9 is a winter flight jacket manufactured by the Army Air Corps between 1943 and 1944.
The predecessor of the Type B-9 was the Type B-7 made of mouton, but when World War II broke out, the number of soldiers increased and it became urgent to develop a jacket that could be produced more easily. As it became difficult to obtain mouton, and the cost and weight were reviewed, cotton was used for the outer shell and down, which is lightweight and has excellent heat retention, was used for the insulation material of the quilted lining.
In the 50s, many store brands produced civilian jackets of this model, and we have now created the ultimate civilian model, updated to high specifications based on the civilian B-9.
The outer shell is made of thick deck pique, the liner is made of smooth cupra, and it is filled with padding and quilted to improve heat retention.
The inner lining is made of Primaloft Gold, making the jacket completely suitable for cold climates.
The hood boa is made of acrylic boa.

The image of the custom print is that of the uniform of a park ranger of a private company that has been entrusted with managing the banks of the Red River, which flows along the border between North Dakota and Minnesota in the northern U.S.A. The logo was created with the motif of this area, where Native Americans lived, as the motif, with motifs related to the area for each jurisdiction.
A Native American arrowhead with RR (Red River) engraved on it serves as a focal point on the chest.
Because the state government outsources security to private companies, the CB-9 is based on the image of uniforms made by a civilian military manufacturer.

Size	Shoulder(cm)	Width(cm)	Length(cm)	Sleeve Length (cm)
XS	48	56	73.5	59
S	50	58.5	75.5	60.5
M	52	61	77.5	62
L	54	63.5	79.5	63.5
XL	56	66	81.5	65