Original Schott by American College bomber jacket, made in the U.S.A. and inspired by the legendary MA-1 flight jacket first introduced to the U.S. Air Force in the 1950s. This piece combines the authentic construction of Schott NYC’s military heritage with a collegiate design influence, resulting in a jacket that bridges aviation history and American campus culture. The exterior is crafted from durable sage-green nylon with a bright orange rescue lining, a detail once used to improve pilot visibility during emergency situations. Its ribbed cuffs, waistband, and collar maintain warmth and shape, while the slightly cropped fit delivers the unmistakable bomber silhouette. Produced in limited quantities, the Schott by American College line represents a special collaboration phase in Schott’s history, celebrating both craftsmanship and cultural crossover between military and varsity aesthetics. This XS model is particularly rare, as smaller sizes were produced in lower numbers. The jacket suits both men and women, with a straight fit and timeless, gender-neutral design. Brand: Schott by American College Model: MA-1 style bomber jacket Size: XS (fits women’s XS–S / men’s XXS–XS) Color: Sage green exterior, orange lining Made in: U.S.A. Production period: ca. 2000s–2010s Material: 100% nylon shell, polyester lining and padding, ribbed cotton-blend cuffs and hem Fastening: Heavy-duty metal front zipper Details: Two snap-button front pockets, one internal pocket, ribbed collar, “Schott by American College” label, embroidered Schott logo on chest Condition: Very good pre-owned condition. Minor general signs of wear consistent with age, no holes, stains, or damage. Clean lining and functional hardware. Shipping: • The jacket will be securely packaged and shipped with tracking number and insurance. • International shipping available via reliable courier service (UPS, DHL or similar). • Delivery times vary by destination. • The item will be dispatched within 2 working days after payment confirmation. A highly collectible American-made bomber, valued for its authentic construction, historical design, and crossover appeal between vintage military and Y2K streetwear fashion.