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Male Officer Blue Mess Jacket
$379.00
SKU:
9-0x2-
Features
- Fully lined with Marlow White signature acetate twill in body and sleeve
- One convenient horizontal pocket inside
- Includes the chain and buttons, attached trefoil, and braid branch-colored sleeve braid (unattached)
- Includes a complimentary garment bag
- Natick-certified cloth
- Natick-certified workmanship
Questions
Is red the standard lapel color for the male officer dress mess jacket? I am branch SC and only want orange in the jacket wrist areas
Question by: Will Pope on Sep 4, 2019, 5:24 PM
No, not all standard lapels colors are red. Our model and package page show the red, but the lapel will be the color associated with your branch. If you are a Signal Corps officer, your lapel will be orange. If you are a General Officer, a Junior Enlisted or a Non-Commissioned Officer, your lapel color will be midnight blue no matter what your branch is.
Answer by: Hannah Aaron on Sep 6, 2019, 5:31 PM
Can I please request a coupon to help with costs?
Question by: Will Pope on Sep 4, 2019, 5:28 PM
Thank you for your inquiry! We currently do not have any promotions running, but we will have a few posted online during Black Friday and Cyber Monday! Or if you are in the DC area, we will be participating in the Army 10 Miler, passing out coupons to anyone who comes to see us at the DC Armory October 11th and 12th!
Answer by: Hannah Aaron on Sep 6, 2019, 5:34 PM
I do not see the facings for Warrant Officer (brown). Is that a special order?
Question by: Donald T Milligan on Jan 4, 2020, 1:38 PM
If you are currently active duty, you would wear your branch color.
If you are retired, you may wear either the current version or the version at the time you retired.
On the web we do not offer that option as it is not the current regulation. We can sell it, it would be the cost of the jacket plus the cost of a facing change which is $99.00
If you are retired, you may wear either the current version or the version at the time you retired.
On the web we do not offer that option as it is not the current regulation. We can sell it, it would be the cost of the jacket plus the cost of a facing change which is $99.00
Answer by: Berry Van Rijswijck on Jan 8, 2020, 4:28 PM
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