#Nasa jacket movie#
#Nasa jacket Patch#
#Nasa jacket full#
#Nasa jacket plus#
#Nasa jacket series#

All orders older than 30 days that are returned for any reason, are also charged a 10% restocking fee. If returned, there is a 15% restocking fee. Art Prints, Astronaut Suits and Models once shipped, cannot be cancelled. Special Orders, such as the Replica Apollo Suit cannot be cancelled, once ordered. Refunds are then authorized and made to the method of payment that was made.

#Nasa jacket full#

Returns are accepted and given full refunds, if the item is returned in the original condition received. We ALWAYS lower the price, near or cost, as to help reduce what may be imposed and charged to our customers. We are required to fill out the forms when we ship your package. All of these costs are the customers responsibility. International orders likely will have customs, duties and / or taxes imposed on your shipment, before receiving your package. You will be notified what the shipping options and pricing will be. The cart cannot compute over-sized packages. Depending on the location of the particular supplier, the shipment may take up to ten days.įor 'oversized packages' and custom models, ACTUAL SHIPPING charges will apply and NOT what the shopping cart shows for shipping. Some of our products are shipped directly from the supplier to our customers. Please contact your local customs or Postal Authorities, to know what these fees may be. The recipient of the package is responsible for these costs. We further have set the International US Postal Rates 20% below that rate, to help with shipping costs.Īll International shipments may have customs, duties or taxes added, to your order. We pass on our discounted US Postal and UPS rates to you.

We ship worldwide and use US Postal and UPS.

#Nasa jacket plus#

this one represents the 100th Space Shuttle mission and includes the official mission and NASA patches plus the iconic red zipper ripcord. Here is a shot I compiled from two photos showing earlier and current NASA non-astronaut aircrew attire.The Space Store ships packages every business day. The Alpha Industries MA-1 NASA jacket is the gold standard for authentic bomber jackets. I saw a size 44 one at the Valiant Air Command museum gift shop for 50 bucks, just down the road from KSC’s visitor center, when I was there in September and foolishly didn’t buy it. Don’t go looking for a new one unless you want to shell out big money, as they can easily go for more than 300 bucks. I do know that Nomex CWU-27/P royal blue flight suits pop up in the surplus world from time to time as they were used by the Coast Guard and other government agencies.

Maybe it’s something you wouldn’t sell too many of, but I’d sure buy one and you’d think it would be pretty easy to manufacture. I’ve never seen one turn up on eBay, either. I’ve heard at one point you could buy a replica of the two-piece white Apollo under suit (and at least one website shows photos of them) but I guess they haven’t been made in a while. Alpha makes a halfway decent (but very thin) shuttle crew jacket if you swap out all the patches on it but that’s about it. I’ve never really understood why there are so few good reproductions of astronaut duds.

#Nasa jacket movie#

A Apollo-era yellow jacket with the right patches (as Tom Hanks wore in the movie when he tells the family he’s going up on 13) would be a great reproduction item to have as daily wear.

#Nasa jacket series#

They’re not really MA-1s as there are some apparent slight details in the design if you really know flight jackets well (I was always more partial to the L-2 series jackets anyway). Here’s my own jacket, bought at the KSC gift shop and modified with a few items: I need to go back and upload the dozens of photos of other suits and jackets I have elsewhere. I stood there for a few moments and took it in.

#Nasa jacket Patch#

I love Crippen's 'Navy' take on the later NASA patch here!Īnd the mother of all flight helmet collections.

Got lots of space suit photos and I thought I'd focus on flight suits and jackets here:īob Crippen: (issue boots and helmet liner in the foreground) I really hope to get my mitts on a real NASA jacket someday, but not the early light blue 'disco' one. I decided to post them just for the heck of it and maybe get a discussion going. A recent trip to Kennedy Space Center got me close to some amazing examples. But I've always had a soft spot for US flight jackets after 1942, so naturally I document what I can when I see it. My primary hobby is collecting US military stuff from the WW2 era.

I know this is an old thread, but I didn't think starting a new one made any sense.