M35 Fliegerbluse - 1st pattern

First-pattern fliegerbluse for the perfect early-war impression.

Based on patterns of original garments, this 1st model fliegerbluse is intended for the re-enactor who wants to do it right. No corners were cut in the production of this garment. Very thick and fine wool ensures that it will serve the wearer well in cold and winter climates, like the original.  

Our M35 fliegerbluse is characterised by the original features: short skirt, waist belt, cotton Lining. belt hook holes, collar hooks, zig-zag collar stitching and insignia.

This variant is the pre-war / early-war variant, featuring sewn-in shoulder straps, unlike the slip-on on the M40 Fliegerbluse. Choose tailored variant if you want sewn-in shoulder straps with different piping.

* Comes with sewn-in golden yellow piped shoulder straps and collar tabs pre-sewn to the collar. These cannot be replaced without tailoring.  

Historical Information about the M35 Luftwaffe Fliegerbluse (1st model)

The first model of the famous fliegerbluse was introduced with the new specifications of Luftwaffe uniforms, in 1935. This field uniform was part of the first set of garments design for the Luftwaffe after its formation.

Lacking any external pockets, the jacket had hidden front closes with buttons. The neck can be closed by hooks. The fliegerbluse was issued to all Luftwaffe personnel, including flight crew, Flak teams and signals.