Unisex Baa Baa Black Sheep Bomber Jacket - Pappy Boyington Embroidered Patch | Capu Mattu

Wild and Smart. Made to Last.

The bomber jacket is a garment that survived wars before transcending generations. Born in US Air Force hangars during World War II, it was the pilots' jacket – warm, sturdy, identifiable. Each squadron had its own. Each pilot sewed their patches, insignias, and history onto it. When they returned from a mission, they returned in this bomber jacket. When they didn't return, it was the bomber jacket that was found.

At Capu Mattu, the bomber jacket is a classic. A foundational piece, present since the brand's early days in 2015, revisited each season without ever betraying what it is – a garment with character, with a soul, that ages well.

This version pays tribute to one of the most legendary squadrons of World War II: the Black Sheep, VMF-214. Commanded by Major Gregory Piper Boyington – known as Pappy Boyington – these US Marine pilots were outcasts, difficult cases, men no other squadron wanted. Boyington turned them into a formidable war machine. Twenty-eight aerial victories for him alone. A Medal of Honor. A legend.

Baa Baa Black Sheep. The black sheep. The one who doesn't conform, who makes their own rules, who wins where others give up. That's the whole spirit of Capu Mattu.

On the back, the embroidered VMF-214 patch – the electric black sheep on a golden yellow background, circled by the squadron stars. On the chest, the Spirit of Madness patch – A. Tavuletta, Capu Mattu Apparel. On the shoulder, the brand's insignia. Three patches. One story. A garment that reads like a flight log.

Specifications

- Color: Military Khaki
- Material: Polyester
- Style: Bomber – ribbed collar – front zip – sleeve zip pocket
- Patches: Embroidered back (VMF-214 Baa Baa Black Sheep) + chest (Spirit of Madness) + shoulder
- Fit: Unisex – worn by men and women
- A Capu Mattu classic since 2015