Bomber Jacket Women

Bomber Jacket Women

Originally bomber jackets were worn by men who flew in the open cockpits of World War 1 (when they were called flight jackets) and then in World war 2 by the men who flew bombers over Europe and Britain.

It was only after the World Wars that the general public realized that flight jackets were too much of a good thing to leave to the military. These items of clothing were often made of goat skin or horse hide, and were wonderful insulators. It was not long before women realized that they didn't have to be pilots in order to wear one, and women's bomber jackets were born.

Of course, the entry of women into the area of aviation made these accessories more practically attractive to women. Since then this specific fashion has never lost its adventurous allure among the fairer sex.

The bomber jacket for women has, of course, morphed mightily in accordance with fashions, fabric availability and the technological developments in textile creation and leather tanning.

Bomber Jacket Women