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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a G-1 flight jacket?
The G-1 is the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps' standard leather flight jacket. Goatskin shell, mouton fur collar, bi-swing back, and the cut originally issued to Navy aviators in the 1940s.
What's the difference between a G-1 and an A-2?
The G-1 has a mouton fur collar (Navy issue). The A-2 has a knit collar (Army Air Corps issue). Both are heritage leather pilot jackets, but they were issued by different services.
What leather is used in G-1 jackets?
Goatskin is the standard, matching original Navy spec. Some heritage reproductions use horsehide. Both are heavyweight hides built for service use.
How should a G-1 fit?
Trim through the chest, sleeves to the wrist with arms forward. Bi-swing back panels give shoulder mobility for cockpit movement — the cut is meant for active wear, not dress.
Are G-1 jackets warm enough for winter?
Better than an A-2 because of the mouton collar, but still mostly fall and mild winter weather. For real cold, see sheepskin bomber jackets.
Are G-1 jackets still issued to U.S. Navy pilots?
Yes. The G-1 remains a current-issue flight jacket for U.S. Navy and Marine Corps aviators. Cockpit USA produces contracts for the military.
How do I care for a G-1 flight jacket?
Wipe clean after wear, condition with quality products from our leather care collection, brush the mouton collar gently, and store away from direct sunlight.