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Cockpit USA celebrates our 40th Anniversary in 2015
Cockpit USA is celebrating it’s 40th Anniversary of made in the USA fashion, replicated or inspired from the military & aviation. A brand synonymous with authenticity & timeless American tradition,...
12 Days of Cockpit Christmas
Cockpit USA is here to help you find the perfect gift for the special people in your life. With 12 Days of Cockpit Christmas. We have the ideal gift for...
Bring it on. And wear it well.
"Over the years I have learned that there are five things that a man looks his absolute best in; a real A2 is one of them. This Mustang A2 is...
TBT: 1980s Italian Style
Our old sales rep, Jimmy, from Italy back in the early 80s. His shades and jacket scream classic cool style. Would you like to see us bring this jacket back...
TBT: 1979/1980 Catalog
Check out our very first "Cockpit Catalog" from our initial mail order days circa 1979/80. The first to bring then long dormant aviation fashion back into the world and been...
Proudly Featured in M/LES
Military style has been around for centuries, a look that is inspired by ones nationality and military pride. Hannah Miles from the blog, M/LES, wore our mens “Vintage Vietnam war...
Match Racer Jacket
From riding your motorcycle to flying a plane to going to the movies, our Match Racer Jacket is a great fit for your summer wardrobe. Crafted from a flexible, water repellent...
23rd Fighter Group Patch by Cockpit USA
Cockpit USA's handmade Flying Tiger PatchesThe U.S. Army Air Force 23rd Fighter Group, the successor unit to the 1st American Volunteer Group – otherwise known as “The Flying Tigers”, was...
T.I. wears our jacket in 'Turn Up'
Get ready for the weekend with T.I.'s new song Turn Up. In the beginning and end of the video you can see him wearing our Cockpit USA China Lake Jacket.
Cockpit USA Fans Around the World: Russia
A perfect fit! One of our fans from Russia sent us a picture of himself in our M-43 Field Jacket. We love seeing fan photos in our jackets from around the world!...
