AVIREX "Flying Tigers" Faux Leather Jacket

This is a men's AVIREX branded jacket, likely made of faux leather given the visible flaking and peeling, consistent with the 'leather is peeling' context provided. The jacket features a classic bomber-style silhouette with a full-zip front closure and a broad collar. The dominant color is black, with a slightly glossy finish that shows signs of wear and tear, particularly a dulling and flaking of the surface material in several areas, indicating degradation of the faux leather coating. The cuffs appear to be elasticized and made of a ribbed knit material, also in black. A prominent design element on the front left chest is the 'AVIREX' logo in a stylized, bold font, rendered in a lighter, possibly silver or light grey, color. To the right of the logo, a graphic of what appears to be a 'Flying Tiger' shark mouth motif, characteristic of WWII fighter planes, is visible. This graphic is also in a lighter contrasting color. The jacket's construction includes visible seams, suggesting a standard cut typical of outerwear. The quality of craftsmanship, while appearing robust in terms of stitching, is compromised by the material's condition. The interior collar area reveals a white label, likely indicating manufacturing details and sizing, though not clearly legible from the image. The style suggests it could be from the late 20th century or early 2000s, reflecting a timeless aviator aesthetic. The flaking surface is a significant condition issue impacting its aesthetic and structural integrity.