USAAF WW2 Flight Trousers: A-8/A-9 Selection:A-8/Grade 1/38W REG where the stark black-and-white silhouettes

where the stark black-and-white silhouettes read as cleanly as any mid-century graphic print

allowing for a highly customized experience based on your specific needs

The shell has a DWR (durable water resistant) coating that holds up to real outdoor use

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but was used with a new generation of field uniforms and equipment

USAAF WW2 Flight Trousers: A-8/A-9 Selection:A-8/Grade 1/38W REG where the stark black-and-white silhouettesIt wasn't until the end of WW2 that pressurized cockpits wouldn't be introduced until late into the war. Challenges dealing with the thin air and cold temperatures at high altitude required the adoption of extreme cold weather garments. The two pants on offer display the evolution of gear used. The A 8 trousers from Eddie Bauer use down feathers. The later A 9 pants are a lighter and arguably more durable design thanks to the use of Alpaca pile liner,