Shearling Kit Bag
This bag is the perfect unification of two classics - The US Airforce helmet kit bags from the Korean war and shearling bomber jackets worn by air and ground crews in WW2.
Our kit bag is made from North American shearling, colour matched to original examples and specially produced for Darte. It is finished with goatskin leather seam tape, hand dyed veg-tan trim and adorned with a stunning aluminium zipper. The kit bag is full lined with sheepskin with an internal zipped pocket.
ONLY TEN OF EACH GARMENT WILL BE MADE TO START. NONREFUNDABLE DEPOSIT.
This bag is the perfect unification of two classics - The US Airforce helmet kit bags from the Korean war and shearling bomber jackets worn by air and ground crews in WW2.
Our kit bag is made from North American shearling, colour matched to original examples and specially produced for Darte. It is finished with goatskin leather seam tape, hand dyed veg-tan trim and adorned with a stunning aluminium zipper. The kit bag is full lined with sheepskin with an internal zipped pocket.
ONLY TEN OF EACH GARMENT WILL BE MADE TO START. NONREFUNDABLE DEPOSIT.
This bag is the perfect unification of two classics - The US Airforce helmet kit bags from the Korean war and shearling bomber jackets worn by air and ground crews in WW2.
Our kit bag is made from North American shearling, colour matched to original examples and specially produced for Darte. It is finished with goatskin leather seam tape, hand dyed veg-tan trim and adorned with a stunning aluminium zipper. The kit bag is full lined with sheepskin with an internal zipped pocket.
ONLY TEN OF EACH GARMENT WILL BE MADE TO START. NONREFUNDABLE DEPOSIT.
Features :
- Made from North American Shearling specifically for Darte - custom dyed to match vintage hides
- Goat skin trim tape
- Two large front pockets from hand dyed goat skin with corozo buttons
- Solid brass hardware throughout
- Removable and adjustable shoulder strap
- IDEAL brand zipper
- Internal zipped pocket for additional storage
-Hand made by Mike and Ed in the London workshop