Robotech x ADVANCED Fighter Group Limited-Edition Bomber Jacket

Earn your badges of honor

With meticulously detailed patches and retro flair, this limited-edition flight jacket pays homage to the prestigious Skull Squadron fighter group — and only a small cadre of fans will have the chance to rock it.

Any fan would want to honor Robotech's finest with this wearable piece of history, ready to repel a Zentraedi invasion or just turn heads at the pilot club. But, no purchase necessary: exclusive access means you can only win it through special giveaway missions. 

• Inspired by the iconic flight crew jackets worn in the show, here’s your invitation to join the UN Spacy Academy elite.

• Ultra-high detail woven patches are heat-sealed with merrowed edges, so they’re both battle-tough and stylish.

• Features a double-black felted back patch showcasing the iconic original Japanese Macross logo for an extra layer of authenticity and retro swag.

• With only 50 pieces made worldwide, it’s rarer than a peaceful day in Macross City.

Constructed from water-repellent nylon with a reversible orange interior and ribbed knit trim for true comfort in combat.

Do not exceed recommended dose. Not intended by persons with a medical condition. Consult your physician before using this product if you are pregnant or nursing or taking any medication. Do not use if you have high blood pressure or heart problems or are considering becoming pregnant.

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WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.