Dark green tailored jacket with elasticated waist. The elastic is set 10 cm in from the centre front edge, and runs above the pocket around the back of the jacket. The elastic is secured on each end with a box-x stitch. The jacket chest is very loosely structured with a small canvas.

The front body pocket is a large curved edge patch pocket with a top stitched flap. The chest welt pocket has a twin needle stitch on either side. The centre front closes with three buttons, with a button hole on the left notch lapel. The sleeve has two buttons and a small vent opening. The inside of the jacket is half lined, with bound edge seams and a pocket on each side. The waist elastic is pulled through a cut hole in the channel at the side seam and tied in a knot.

Short green nylon jacket featuring two front slash pockets with snap closures and two internal slash pockets. It has a green wool ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem, showing some wear with holes. The left sleeve includes a zipped pen pocket with a leather puller. The jacket fastens with a 1952 metal Crown zip, alongside a zig-zag stitch internal placket on the right side. Faded remnants of the US Air Force wings and star insignia are visible on the left shoulder sleeve.

The jacket includes back shoulder darts and two front snap-closure tabs under the arms, designed to secure headset and microphone wiring leads and a heavy parachute harness. A nylon tab sewn onto the left chest allows the attachment of an oxygen mask retainer clip. These design features were later omitted in the MA-1 flight jacket model.

Black polyamide puffer jacket styled like an MA1 flight jacket, featuring a turn-down collar with lapels and a v-neck. It fastens at the centre front with four black Fiocchi press studs. The hem is rounded at the opening, and there are two angled, flapped pockets at each hip, each secured with a black press stud. A Riri zip pocket is located on the left sleeve at the shoulder.

The jacket includes waist shaping with two darts above each front pocket and a long dart on each side of the centre back seam. It is lined in red viscose, with a large patch on the centre back lining depicting a clown or jester with "Junior" on his hat. The jacket's padding is polyester.
Size: M
Country of Design: France
Country of Manufacture: Italy.

Grey jacket featuring a detachable zipped hood with white detailing, including a white waterproof zip and white-taped internal seams. The design incorporates an internal elastic pull across the back, two front invisible zip pockets, and an internal pocket on the left side with an invisible zip. Grey and white striped knitted ribbing is integrated at the front neckline and along the front and side waistband.

A grey knitted ribbing section around the armhole enhances mobility, complemented by two underarm eyelets for ventilation. The three-piece detachable hood includes a face flap that fastens with press studs, a stiff peak, and a white elastic pull cord.
Country of Design: England
Country of Manufacture: Italy
Keywords: Sportswear

Sand-coloured hooded jacket with integrated wearable technology features, part of Levi's ICD+ Storage jacket collection, launched in summer 2001 as the second season of the ICD+ range. The jacket includes contrasting black trims, a black mesh lining with taped seams, and adjustable Velcro tabs at the collar and cuffs. It fastens at the centre front with a concealed zip under a Velcro-secured placket.

Designed with large, curved pockets, the jacket accommodates the Philips Xenium mobile phone, Rush MP3 player, and earphones, along with purpose-built channels for wiring. A central control module links all devices, allowing the wearer to control each device via a unified remote. A hidden fabric loop and channel neatly route the earphone wiring to the hood, where the earphones are stowed until needed, maintaining a tidy appearance while ensuring easy device access.

Additionally, the jacket can be folded into the two main pockets, with zips around the pockets allowing it to transform into a shoulder bag with clasp fastenings, as per instructions in the manual. The ICD+ range was pioneering, marking the first commercial collection designed to fully integrate consumer electronics within the garment.
Country of Design: Belgium
Country of Manufacture: Indonesia.