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N-3B jackets were first produced, in the mid 1950s, for USAF air crews. The crews transported troops in extremely cold climates. Originally made with a nylon outer shell and a wool interlining. Manufacturers changed the interlining to polyester batting. The long, sage green jackets became known as the “Snorkel” parka. Today’s N-3B parkas have slant pockets at the chest, flap pockets lower on the coat, and a panel that fastens with loops across the zipper.
Real fur.
Size (all measurements done by hand):
Shoulder to shoulder: 17 In
Base of Hood to base of garment: 23 In
Armpit to end of sleeve: 20 In
*Missing top button for storm flap, no visible rips, tears, or stains.
