A unique and officially licensed RAF Spitfire 90th anniversary leather jacket, with military insignia, 19 Squadron heraldic badge and genuine leather. Reproduced WWII-era Spitfire cut-away diagram. Available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange - On 5 March 1936, Captain Joseph ‘Mutt’ Summers flew Spitfire K5054 for the very first time. After just eight minutes aloft, he landed and is reported to have declared: “Don’t change a thing.” From that moment, the Supermarine Spitfire would go on to become one of the most celebrated aircraft of WWII. In tribute to this historic first flight, The Bradford Exchange presents the Spitfire 90th Anniversary Leather Jacket – officially licensed by the Royal Air Force.

Expertly handcrafted in rich brown genuine leather, this durable jacket is lined with camouflage fabric inspired by the Spitfire itself. It bears distinguished military insignia, including the golden RAF Pilots’ Wings Brevet on the chest with Supermarine Spitfire embroidered beneath. On the sleeve sits the badge of No. 19 Squadron – the very first squadron to be equipped with the Spitfire – while a Union Flag patch proudly accents the other. Aviation inspired finishing touches complete the design: a knitted waistband, side pockets, a sturdy zip front closure and a detachable faux shearling collar.

This leather jacket is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and an expertly reproduced cut-away Spitfire diagram, in addition to our 120-day money-back guarantee.

Production is dependent on total orders received and has yet to commence. There will be a waiting period to receive this product.