JELADO CB-9 Coyote [CT73419]

Type B-9 was a flight jacket for the Army Air Forces in winter, manufactured from 1943 to 1944.
The predecessor of Type B-9 was Type B-7, made of sheepskin, but when World War II broke out, the number of soldiers increased, and there was an urgent need to develop a jacket with high productivity. As it became difficult to secure sheepskin, and cost and weight were reviewed, cotton was used for the outer shell, and down, which is lightweight and has excellent heat retention, was adopted as the insulation material for the quilted lining.
In the 1950s, many civilian versions of this model were offered by store brands. Based on these civilian B-9s, we created the ultimate civilian model, updated to high specifications.
The outer shell uses heavy deck pique, and the liner uses smooth cupra, filled with batting and quilted to enhance heat retention.
Primaloft Gold is used for the inner, updating it as a jacket capable of handling extreme cold weather.
The fur on the hood is acrylic.

The custom print image is that of a park ranger's uniform for a private company contracted to manage the riverbanks of the Red River, which flows along the border of North Dakota and Minnesota in the northern United States. With the idea of incorporating motifs related to each jurisdictional area, we created a logo using this area where Native Americans once lived as the motif.
For the single point on the chest, we carved RR (Red River) into a Native American arrowhead.
Since security is outsourced from state administration to a private company, this CB-9 is based on the image of a civilian military manufacturer's uniform being adopted.

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