[~80's] Czechoslovakian Air Force Helicopter Crew Pilot Jacket Size.176/104 "Modified"

It was the Czechoslovak People's Air Force's "Helicopter Crew Pilot Jacket (Modified)" provided in 1988.

It is now divided into the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic, making its own separate countries, but from 1918 to 1992 it was the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic (1918 to 1960 the Czechoslovak Republic).

ThatThis individual is believed to have been worn by a pilot crew of the Czechoslovak People's Air Force (CSLL) during the Czechoslovak Republic period.
CSLL = Abbreviation for "Československé Lidové Letectvo".

This individual item is a reconstructed item, which originally had a boa collar attached, as a "modified individual" that "deliberately" discontinued.

The greatest appeal of this individual is its lineup of details that are faithful to the mill specs, yet are extremely well-made from a fashion perspective.

The chest is equipped with vertical slit pockets and diagonally tilted zip pockets that stand out with the asymmetrical structure typical of the Czechoslovak army.
All of these are conscious of structures that are less likely to interfere when piloting fighter jets and helicopters, and the design is clearly designed and has a clear purpose and is meaningful.

Both hems have zippered hand warmer pockets, and these feature original "WICO" zip sliders.

The sleeves have a double structure with a Velcro tab and zipper that can be adjusted in two steps.
The opening and closing design is designed to be worn with gloves, and fully embodying not only a fashion item but also practicality as military wear.

Similar Velcro tabs are also installed around the waist, which helps adjust the waistline and prevent wind from entering.

The front zipper is located off-center, making it a structure that is excellent for maintaining body temperature in cold regions.
A quilted liner is installed on the inside, indicating that it was intended to be suitable for cold regions at the time.

The front is zip-up with a zip zipper.
This individual has a zipper replaced, and the zip slider uses a "YKK" zipper.

On the inside, you can also check stamps with size and year of payment.
The letter "1988" can be seen on the stamp, so it is believed that this individual was officially provided in 1988.

This individual uses a high density satin woven fabric made of 100% cotton.

It has a fine, moist texture and a smooth surface with a slight gloss.
The elegant look that is unique to satin weave gives casual items a subtle elegance.

The color is a calm blue-gray color.

Blue-Gray, which combines intelligence and calmness, is a sophisticated neutral color that combines the refreshing feeling of blue with the calmness of gray in an exquisite balance.
It fits easily with any style, yet has a different atmosphere, making it a color that is popular with advanced players.

It goes perfectly with details that give off an urban military element, and yet has an intellectual atmosphere.

Size notation is "176/104"
For Japanese sizes, it is probably around "XL".

Even when looking at the actual measurements, the size is large, so even people with large figures can wear it without any problems.
It is a military item, and the large size makes it a cool piece to wear.

Although there is signs of wear such as fading, dirt, and scuffing, there is no sign of any major damage that may cause problems with wearing it, so I think you can still wear it.

This is a rare and masterpiece of the Czechoslovak People's Air Force, which I personally saw for the first time.
Although this is a very maniacal item, I personally think it's safe to keep the Czechoslovak army in the old age.

This is a perfect piece not only for a wardrobe, but also as a collection item and design source.
This is a masterpiece that is rarely seen both domestically and internationally, so if you're looking for it or like rare items, don't miss this opportunity.