SUKA JACKET / ALASKA Denim all faithfully replicating the early

all faithfully replicating the early model M-65 parka

the opening of the hood is circular and small to not allow any particles inside the garment when gasmasks were worn

it was a part of a modular system

this jacket was designed for land-based work and field conditions

this sweatshirt is made from 100% Cotton and is finished with vintage Buco branding on the chest

SUKA JACKET / ALASKA Denim all faithfully replicating the earlySouvenir or Tour jackets as they were called, were not only sold in Yokosuka where they originated, but also along numerous canteens across the Pacific Rim. Most were made in Japan, and Kiryu City of Gunma, which was known as the rayon fabric and embroidery production capital. The customized local designs from North to South were supplied to the U. S. Army bases. For the Alaska base, a fierce polar bear and dog sled is depicted on the black velveteen