After WWII had ended, US soldiers looking for a memento took their tanker jackets to local Japanese craftsmen to have their garments embroidered with animals, maps, patterns, and other Asian iconography. 70 years later brands like Gucci & Louis Vuitton are creating their own Sukajan inspired bombers, and they look dope.
BTW “Sukajan” is short for “Yokosuka Jumper” and comes from the translation “Sky Dragon”. If you call me “Sky Dragon Stefan” then I’ll be excited and send you a GIF.
xo
Stefan
- No eagles were hurt while making this jacket
- Classic Sujakan mirror emrboidery on front
- For wild spirits only
- Reverse side: black all-over quilted, striped ribbed trims
- 100% polyester
- Dry clean only
- Length 27", chest 44"
Glossy satin construction features raglan sleeves and striped banded trim at the neck, cuffs + waist. There are two pockets conveniently located for your hands. The front pockets have a contrast satin trim and one interior pocket. The embroidered tiger on the back is supposedly the great grandfather of Tony.
Content + Care
- Polyester, spandex
- Dry clean only
- Imported
Pre-worn, pre-loved. For the rock, punk, Yakuza street fashion style with attitude. I only got my hands of a few of these in size Medium so text me quickly if you want one.
- Diesel Black Gold brand
- Damn, Diesel
- Blue and black virgin wool blend
- Two zippers for easy access at any angle
- Embroidered skull bomber with classic Sukajan mirror style
- Text me if you want to know what the skulls are laughing at
- Dry clean only
The Flying Tigers American Volunteer Group was composed of various pilots in WWII. These are the guys who made the shark-faced nose art one of the most recognizable images of any combat aircraft in history. Sick jacket.
- Crafted from military spec flight satin in a sheen olive and black with embroidered Flying Tigers artwork on the front chest and back
- Lined with Cockpit USA's signature camo parachute lining
- Slim fit jacket
- Made in the USA
It’s expensive, don’t get it. Just look at it. Would you just look at it?
