Prominent coveralls along with a pullover jacket as a US Army denim jacket Jacket with two pockets, manufactured in the 1940s. It is characterized by a simple two-pocket design and is easier to put on and take off than a pullover type jacket. It appears to have been manufactured and adopted as a piece of equipment for a short period of time, but in today's day and age, it would be more useful than the pullover type.
It has an A-line silhouette like the one in the large pullover. There are two pockets at the bottom.
button
Like the pullover type, US ARMY metal buttons
front pocket
Pocket on the bottom of the jacket with a flap and metal button closure. Flap and metal button closure.
cuff
The sleeve ends are simply folded inward and sewn in, with no buttons.
fabric
A 2×1 fabric, like the pullover type. It has a strong slubby feel and a strong blue tint. It has a fine vertical drop.