WW2 German U-Boot Crews Leather Jacket L

The Leather Jacket for Engine Room Personnel was a single-breasted garment, fastened by five buttons, usually with a painted finish as opposed to the gilt buttons worn on other garments. It had a simple upright collar and could be fastened up to the neck. 
The jacket was made out of the top quality
black color goatskin, lined with thick black wool in the body, and white stripe artifical silk in the sleeves.
A single breast pocket was provided on the left-hand side. The cuffs bore a small button-down adjusting strap.
This style of jacket had been used in the Navy since Kaiser’s days, and were cut from both black and pale blue-grey leather. The other historical accurate details
of our reproductions include the black wool wind-cuff, a deep, inside 'Luger' pocket, the correct navy style
buttons, and the leather shoulder loops for the
shoulderboards, all these details made the garment is as accurate to the original as is feasible to be.