Buzz Rickson's P-44 USMC HBT Jacket Camouflage

The USMC P-44 HBT Jacket from Buzz Rickson's traces its origins to the United States Marine Corps in 1944. Known as the P44 (or M44), its name reflects both the year the pattern was established and the year it was officially adopted, marking a pivotal moment in functional combat design.

Crafted in Japan from tightly woven herringbone twill, Buzz Rickson's leave no stone unturned with this exceptional reproduction. True to the original design, its fully reversible construction features a striking green woodland camouflage on one side and a subdued beige desert camo on the other. Originally intended to be worn as part of a full uniform with matching trousers.

The green side is equipped with oversized chest pockets that extend from shoulder to chest, secured with snap buttons for quick and easy access. A single-piece sleeve construction enhances mobility, while adjustable cuffs with iron buttons aid fit.

Totally sold out in Japan, once they are gone, they are gone!

• 100% cotton
• Herringbone twill (HBT)
• Based on 1944 USMC issue P-44 HBT Jacket
• Reversible
• Oversized chest pockets
• Snap button closure
• Single piece sleeve
• Adjustable cuffs
• Made in Japan