The Aviator Whistle Size:One Size There's something about the weight

There's something about the weight distribution and the way the headband curves that suggests serious consideration of human ergonomics

it balances resilience with comfort

Its finish is what sets it apart: each garment undergoes a final raising process by hand

Made in Japan from unprocessed vegetable-tanned cowhide

Each piece is uniquely treated

The Aviator Whistle Size:One Size There's something about the weightA small object with a long military lineage. Originally issued to commanders and military police during the First World War, and later to RAF and USAAF pilots and aircrews during the Second World War, this whistle was also known as the "Ditch Whistle" a name tied to its use by downed pilots at sea. Reproduced by The Real McCoy's in solid brass with a black painted finish that is safe to blow, this piece is fitted with iron chain links and made in