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Alpha Industries

100% Nylon

Alpha Industries MA-1 Bomberjacke Navy Green

$140-$232
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Lapstone & Hammer

Sold by Lapstone & Hammer

Ships from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Est. $210 shipped

Dripsy review

8.5/10

In any Alpha Industries MA-1 bomber review, price is the first question — and at $137 marked down from $229, the Navy Green colorway lands at the low end for the brand's flagship silhouette. Three independent boutiques, including Lapstone & Hammer, have kept it listed for 35 consecutive months, which signals steady sell-through, not clearance deadweight. Navy Green reads as a dark military neutral that layers cleanly over black denim or earth tones.

Good: Entry price under $140 after markdowns · 35 months of continuous boutique demand · Unisex sizing broadens fit options

Trade-offs: Only three boutiques currently stock it · Navy Green may read too military

About Alpha Industries

Alpha Industries was founded in 1959 in Knoxville, Tennessee, by Samuel Gelber to manufacture flight jackets under U.S. Department of Defense contracts. The company produced iconic military outerwear like the MA-1 bomber and M-65 field jacket, which crossed over from military surplus into streetwear and fashion staples.

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Alpha Industries MA-1 Bomber Review: 35 Months and Still Moving

Dripsy score 8.5/10

Dripsy Editorial · Updated July 10, 2026

In any Alpha Industries MA-1 bomber review, price is the first question — and at $137 marked down from $229, the Navy Green colorway lands at the low end for the brand's flagship silhouette. Three independent boutiques, including Lapstone & Hammer, have kept it listed for 35 consecutive months, which signals steady sell-through, not clearance deadweight. Navy Green reads as a dark military neutral that layers cleanly over black denim or earth tones.

Good: Entry price under $140 after markdowns · 35 months of continuous boutique demand · Unisex sizing broadens fit options

Trade-offs: Only three boutiques currently stock it · Navy Green may read too military

A smart buy for an MA-1 at a fair price; skip if you need more color options.