Measure from the tip of the shoulder down to the bottom of the sleeve
Place the measuring tape at the corner of one shoulder and pull across to the other shoulder. This is an important measurement as some people typically wear the same size but have different shoulder widths.
Measure from the bottom of one armhole across the chest to the bottom of the opposite armhole.
Place the measuring tape in the middle of the collar and pull it down vertically to the bottom of the jacket.
For measuring the waist first button the jeans up. Next spread the jeans flat on the surface, and remove any fullness and wrinkles from it.
With the jeans buttoned up, spread the jeans on the floor or table; next remove all wrinkles, and measure this region by starting from crotch seam spot to the spot of the waistband.
Starting at the crotch seam and ending 1–2 inches below the hip area.
With the jeans buttoned up, spread the jeans on a table, floor or any other flat surface, with outseams on both corners. After removing all wrinkles and any fullness, measure the length from the top of the waistband.
Having the jeans buttoned up, spread the jeans on a surface flat. Now measure the inseam gap from the crotch, at the spot where the front and back seams meet, exactly where, depends on the length you desire ultimately.
Now in the last step follow the same pattern as the previous steps, that is spread the jeans on a flat surface e.g. table or floor. After removing any fullness or wrinkles, start measurement beginning from one side of the leg opening to the other side of leg opening.
$39.99 Size Guide
Measure from the tip of the shoulder down to the bottom of the sleeve
Place the measuring tape at the corner of one shoulder and pull across to the other shoulder. This is an important measurement as some people typically wear the same size but have different shoulder widths.
Measure from the bottom of one armhole across the chest to the bottom of the opposite armhole.
Place the measuring tape in the middle of the collar and pull it down vertically to the bottom of the jacket.
For measuring the waist first button the jeans up. Next spread the jeans flat on the surface, and remove any fullness and wrinkles from it.
With the jeans buttoned up, spread the jeans on the floor or table; next remove all wrinkles, and measure this region by starting from crotch seam spot to the spot of the waistband.
Starting at the crotch seam and ending 1–2 inches below the hip area.
With the jeans buttoned up, spread the jeans on a table, floor or any other flat surface, with outseams on both corners. After removing all wrinkles and any fullness, measure the length from the top of the waistband.
Having the jeans buttoned up, spread the jeans on a surface flat. Now measure the inseam gap from the crotch, at the spot where the front and back seams meet, exactly where, depends on the length you desire ultimately.
Now in the last step follow the same pattern as the previous steps, that is spread the jeans on a flat surface e.g. table or floor. After removing any fullness or wrinkles, start measurement beginning from one side of the leg opening to the other side of leg opening.
American Volunteer Group (AVG) was established on Aug. 1, 1941. The founder was American flight instructor Claire Lee Chennault. At this time, the United States and Japan hadn’t yet officially started war. AVG is a mercenary air force composed of American pilots hired by the Chinese National Government with high salaries. They fight in China, Myanmar and other places to against Japan.
On December 7, 1942, Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. Soon afterward, the United States officially declared war on Japan. The Pacific War broke out. On July 3, 1942, the Flying Tigers were reorganized and merged into the 23rd Group of the United States' 10th Air Force. In 1943, it was reorganized and merged into the 14th Air Force, using the "Hump" to transport supplies and personnel. On July 3, 1943, the Flying Tigers were ordered to disband, and most of them chose to return to the United States.
The legend of the Flying Tigers is that it’s a non-governmental voluntary organization. It has a high commission as a prerequisite, but it also is a bet on the pilot’s own life. Even if it’s labeled as a humanitarian, it cannot cover up the heroic temperament of these civilian heroes.
The fleece is made of cotton terry cloth with a "Flying Tigers" pattern printed on the chest.
Its touch is soft, no static electricity, can be worn next to the body and with good elasticity. The sewing technology adopts the classical sewing process: overlocking and then interlocking. Compared with ordinary single overlock, it’s stronger and more beautiful. This fleece is a little heavy with a weight of 500g. It can be worn outside in spring and autumn, and can also be worn as a base in autumn and winter.
Available to choose gray, black and green. Bring more possibilities for the wear of military and work jackets.
| Size | Shoulder | Chest | ||
| IN | CM | IN | CM | |
| 36/S | 17.3 | 44 | 40.6 | 103 |
| 38/M | 18.1 | 46 | 42.1 | 107 |
| 40/L | 18.9 | 48 | 43.7 | 111 |
| 42/XL | 19.5 | 49.5 | 45.3 | 115 |
| 44/XXL | 20.1 | 51 | 47.2 | 120 |
| Size | Sleeve | Length | ||
| IN | CM | IN | CM | |
| 36/S | 22.4 | 57 | 23.6 | 60 |
| 38/M | 23.0 | 58.5 | 24.4 | 62 |
| 40/L | 23.6 | 60 | 25.2 | 64 |
| 42/XL | 24.2 | 61.5 | 26.0 | 66 |
| 44/XXL | 24.8 | 63 | 26.8 | 68 |
| Size | Fit Height | Fit Weight | ||
| FT |
CM | LB | KG | |
| 36/S | 5'0"-5'5" | 155-170 | 110-136 | 50-62 |
| 38/M | 5'4"-5'8" | 165-178 | 132-158 | 60-72 |
| 40/L | 5'6"-5'9" | 172-181 | 143-169 | 65-77 |
| 42/XL | 5'7"-6'0" | 175-184 | 165-191 | 75-87 |
| 44/XXL | 5'8"-6'2" | 179-188 | 180-209 | 82-95 |
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