NO PROBLEMO X ALPHA NO WAR MA-1

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*Colors marked down are final sale. Items on final sale cannot be returned or exchanged. Cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions. With the ALPHA X NO PROBLEMO NO WAR MA-1, you'll make a real style statement in your wardrobe. This bomber jacket, the result of the collaboration between Alpha Industries and the English streetwear brand No Problemo, combines classic military style with an urban attitude. Made from robust 100% nylon Flight Nylon, it resists both wind and rain while offering exceptional durability. The Core Fit ensures an authentic look that's neither too tight nor too loose. The No Problemo digital print on the right sleeve adds a subtle touch, while the NO WAR - NO PROBLEMO print on the back makes a strong statement. Designed as a reversible jacket, it offers you even more styling options. Typical Alpha details, such as the utility pocket on the left sleeve with the famous RBF Tag and a Flag Label, complete the look perfectly. Two inside pockets with snap fasteners provide space for your essentials. Comfort is also topped off with ribbed cuffs on the collar, sleeves, and hem for a perfect fit and reliable protection against the cold. The zipper features a high-quality leather pull tab that's as stylish as it is practical. Whether on the street, at events, or in everyday life, the ALPHA X NO PROBLEMO NO WAR MA-1 will make a statement with your style and attitude. This style combines authentic military heritage with a modern statement and will quickly become your favorite piece. BENEFITS Water Resistant Reversible FEATURES Alpha logo on zig-zag zipper extension MA-1 utility pocket on sleeve Signature red ribbon on utility pocket Sleeve shirring Two lower flap pockets Two interior welt pockets Knit rib collar, cuffs and waistband Ottoman knit cuffs This garment is a unisex style. This jacket fits true to size for a men’s core fit. Women are recommended to choose 2 sizes down. PRODUCT HISTORY The MA-1 fighter pilot jacket was the first style to transition from the military into civilian fashion.

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