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Alpha Industries MA-1 Women’s Bomber Jacket

October 20, 2014. Leave a Comment

The Alpha Industries MA-1 bomber jacket has been a longtime favorite of the style conscious set in search of apparel with sharp design details and heritage. This Autumn, Alpha Industries launches the Bomber jacket for women with the same great edge of the men’s version. You can purchase the reversible Alpha Industries MA-1 bomber jackets for women in Army green and navy here.

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