B-15 Bomber Jacket (Heritage)
The fur-collar flight jacket that sits just before the MA-1 in Alpha’s bomber vocabulary.
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Story & heritage
Alpha’s bomber history article places the B-15 in the 1940s and describes it as the blueprint for the MA-1. The official product page keeps those older flight-jacket cues visible: the mouton-style collar and the button tabs once used by pilots for oxygen masks and headset wires.
That makes the B-15 the “classic before the classic” in Alpha’s current lineup — familiar as a bomber, but softer at the neck and more visibly linked to earlier cockpit gear.
Materials & craft
The official B-15 Heritage page lists a nylon shell, removable synthetic mouton collar, water resistance, sleeve utility pocket, lower flap pockets, interior welt pockets, sleeve shirring and Ottoman-knit cuffs.
How to choose & style
The B-15 is strongest when the collar is allowed to frame the outfit. Keep the layers simple — tee, thermal or crewneck — and let the fur-trim silhouette do the vintage work.
