Unlikely Nos L-2B

COLOR
・OLIVE
・NAVY

This is an unprecedented L-2B jacket that has been recreated as new, with the same faded look as a vintage flight jacket that has aged over time.
It features a sun-tanned body, ribs and lining with a non-uniform color scheme.
The design is as simple as possible, with fake epaulettes and oxygen tabs omitted.
Instead, its biggest feature is that it can be worn reversibly.
The lining is made of rayon satin, following the vintage style, and it features pocket work reminiscent of a tailored jacket.
This is a double-sided flight jacket.
To allow for layering, the ribbing at the hem is straight and not tight.
The sleeve ribbing uses an Unlikely turn-up hand warmer ribbing.
Contrary to appearances, you can enjoy a variety of coordination.

Fabric
The outer warp thread is made of 70D semi-dull high multi-layer yarn.
The weft thread is made of 210D regular thread.
The fabric is woven at a very high density with 326 threads per inch, resulting in a smooth and taut finish.
The surface of the fabric has been treated with a sheen finish to prevent chalk marks, giving it an elegant luster.
A final nidom treatment is applied to give it a soft, used look.

Nidom processing: The fabric is expanded in a relaxed state in water and then the fabric surface is rubbed together by a kneading and beating process, giving the fabric a firm and resilient feel and at the same time generating fibrils (separated fibers).
By uniformly conthiorolling these fibrils with a decomposing enzyme (cellulase enzyme), we create a smooth surface with a unique powdery touch.

Inside: Rayon satin The warp threads are made of filament rayon, which has a drape and moisture-wicking properties, recreating the look of vintage rayon satin.
This is a rayon satin material with a loose, soft, and lustrous texture, with a slightly loose weave.

100% nylon

M (Length 65cm, Width 70cm, Shoulder width 48cm, Sleeve length 69cm)
L (Length 68cm, Width 71cm, Shoulder width 49cm, Sleeve length 71cm)

*Please note that there may be slight individual differences.