This is a wool liner for a field jacket, which was issued to female soldiers (WAC = Women's Army Corps) of the U.S. Army in the 1940s and World War II. At the time, WACs were active in a wide range of activities, from front-line support to supply, communication, and clerical work, and their existence was of great social significance. This product is a piece of high historical value that was actually used as equipment for these women.

The main material is a high quality wool melton fabric. The material is both firm and soft, providing excellent heat retention and lightweight comfort. The lining is lined with a smooth nylon fabric that is both easy to layer and comfortable against the skin. The shawl collar ribs, ribbed cuffs, and shoulder epaulettes, which are typical of military items, have been faithfully retained. It features a practical construction with pockets and a slightly feminine silhouette unique to female soldiers.

The liner was also designed to be worn as a stand-alone item at the time, and has a design quality that would be sufficient as a leading outerwear item like a blouson in today's fashion scene. The condition is also very good, with no noticeable damage or stains. Military items for women themselves are scarce in circulation, and it is extremely rare to find an actual item of this age remaining in such good condition.

A gem of military vintage that combines historical background, functionality, and design, and is well known by those in the know. If you are looking to add a military touch to your wardrobe, this is one piece you should definitely pick up.

Because it is a used item, returns are not possible. Please understand.

[Country / Organization] U.S. Army (U.S. ARMY) WAC supplied
[Age] 1940s (WWII)
[Model] Liner for Women's field jacket
[Material] Wool melton / nylon lining / cotton rib
[Detail] Button front / rib shawl collar / epaulettes / hand Pockets
[Condition] Very good / Little wear / No damage

Size (flat)

Shoulder width 41cm Body width 47cm Length 56cm Sleeve length 61cm