What really catches the eye is this deep Air Force Blue. While many jackets of this type tend to fade over time, this particular piece shows almost no color loss and has retained its beautiful original tone. This alone makes it highly collectible. It’s also a good size at 42.

The B-15C is known as a model that traces its lineage back to the B-15, which existed during the transition period leading up to the MA-1. It is a masterpiece featuring highly refined details such as a fur-lined collar, arm pockets, and a nylon shell. This particular piece fully embodies all of that charm.

The front zipper has been replaced—it is no longer the original CROWN zipper—but the work is meticulous and seamless, resulting in a condition that is actually reassuringly practical for everyday wear. It balances well with the other components, showcasing a high level of craftsmanship that feels completely natural. The ribbing on the sleeves has a tear, but it is within a repairable range. Otherwise, it is in good condition.

The inner
tag clearly displays “JACKET, FLYING, INTERMEDIATE, TYPE B-15C,”
SPEC MIL-J-6251 (series),
SIZE 42,
ALBERT TURNER & SONS, INC., and
U.S.
PROPERTY, confirming its origins as a government-issued item.

The size is the popular 42 (equivalent to L). It’s a well-balanced “golden size” that’s easy to incorporate into modern styling. Although it’s a used item, the overall condition is excellent, with both the color and fabric in superb condition. While there is some slight wear on the ribbing, it’s in impeccable condition considering its age.

For those who value not only "vibe" but also "condition." A B-15C with all these qualities is a rare find. As this is a used item, returns are not accepted. Please understand.

Size (flat measurements):
Shoulder width 47 cm, Chest
width 62 cm,
Length 59 cm,
Sleeve length 66 cm