[~ 40's] German Air Force Drillich HBT Linen Jacket "LufftWaffe"

In the estimated 40s, it became the German Air Force "Dorrich Herringbone twill linen jacket".

It is the arrival of special items.

The German Air Force (LUFTWAFFE) is the Air Force of the German Defense Force, which was set up in the Nazi German era from 1935 to 1945.
It was one of the three categories of the National Socialist German Empire, alongside the Army and Navy.

"LufftWaffe" functioned as a major military power in Germany through World War II.

At the beginning of the establishment, the world's most advanced aviation technology and tactics were introduced, and quickly expanded.
At the beginning of the war, LUFTWAFFE became the core of the Dengeki Battle and participated in many important battles in the early war, such as Poland (1939), France (1940), and Battle of Britain (1940).

However, the defeat in Battle of Britain has been a strategic turning point, and has since begun to lose its power due to the increase in the power of the Allies and the lack of resources.
At the end of the war, LUFTWAFFE was greatly affected and was dismantled with Germany's defeat in 1945.

This is the introduction of "DRILLICH JACKET", which was worn as a German Air Force in the German Air Force.

Drillich is a durable work clothes widely used by the German army, especially during World War II.
German that refers to weaving, HBT (HERRINGBONE Twill) Refers to fabric.

Initially, work and training was used in unofficial colors, but when the war began, the comfort and practicality seemed to be adopted as a summer combat uniform worn in the battle zone.
So it can be said that the German army, German Navy, and German Air Force were worn in the summer not only for work clothes but also for a wide range of applications.

Initially, it was designed for work and training, but it continued to be improved in a suitable color and shape suitable for battle, and continued to develop according to the practical needs in the field.

"DRILLICH" in the German army is said to have been produced with reference to the French "Bourgeron", so both details and fabric feel are very similar.

The silhouette, which stands out with a short length, is a sophisticated design that focuses on modern fashion while keeping the remnants of the era when it used to be the functionality of military uniforms.

The placking wing type is a minimal, but its unique design tightens the impression of the entire jacket.
This style, which excludes the decoration as much as possible, gives off a simple but strong presence, and has an excellent harmony that blends naturally into any dress.

In addition, the design without pockets has a more unique personality.

The armpit is equipped with both a chrysanthemum -shaped ventilation hole and a slit ventilation hole to prevent stuffiness inside.

The sleeves are also three -dimensional tailored to the front swing, so it is a military item but also an elegant dress like a tailored jacket.

The stamps that symbolize the German original items can be seen inside, albeit.

The fabric features a highly evaluated "linen fabric" in the vintage market.
The unique fabric feeling that is comparable to French linen and sways every time it moves is also a popular reason.

After all, the linen fabric of this era is so good that amateurs can easily understand, and it is a highly evaluated thing that is said to be impossible to reproduce in modern times, so it can be said that dough alone is worth enough.

This individual is a proof of a true vintage that keeps the same value after many years.
This sophisticated jacket brings you a casual nobleness to your daily life and embodies a surviving aesthetics.

The size notation cannot be confirmed, but I think it corresponds to "S" in Japanese size.

Even if you look at the actual size, it will be a small size feeling, so if you have a small body, you can wear it without any problems.

Although there is a feeling of use such as dirt, rubbing, fraying, etc., there is no major damage to wear, so you can still wear it.

In recent years, German items have been particularly attracting attention, but it seems that German items originally exist, including historical backgrounds, and it seems that supply to demand has not caught up. 。

Since it is a German army with a certain number of enthusiastic fans, there is no doubt that it is a drooling archbofiece that collectors do not let go.

The first place as a wardrobe, as well as a collection item design source.
German items areIt will be a rare item with few arrivals at this shop, so if you are looking for it, do not miss this opportunity.