Originally called “flight jackets” and worn in open-air cockpits of WWI planes, bomber jackets were once made of sealskin or horse leather and lined with fur. Known for a shorter jacket length, looser arms and shoulders, and ribbed collars, cuffs and waistbands (to seal out the cold), they were tough to beat for warmth, comfort and functionality. Still, we had to give it a try, with our trademark Duluth Reach Gussets™ and bi-swing back to maximize freedom as you build your empire or honcho the stick of your Martin MB-1. Wool blend fabric is matched with Thinsulate™ insulation and a quilted nylon lining for warmth, while a storm flap under the zipper helps you brave the elements. Adjustable cuffs and 11 pockets make it a jacket you’ll reach for every day this winter, and last but not least, it looks darn good.

• Warm 65% wool, 20% polyester, 15% viscose
• 100g Thinsulate insulation in body, 80g Thinsulate in sleeves
• Quilted nylon lining
• Bi-swing back and Reach Gussets™ max out the freedom of movement
• Adjustable snap cuffs
• Rib hem and rib-lined collar
• Lower handwarmer pockets, four snap-close front pockets
• 5 inside pockets – two hook and loop closure, two pencil pockets and one glasses pocket lined with chamois for specs
• Duluth leather logo patch at lower pocket
• Relaxed Fit
• Imported