Question? Help identifying badges found on a blue jacket

[weebabix]

Hi! I’m new to this forum and was just hoping to find out where the badges on a jacket I found came from?

For context this was found in a charity shop in Wales, but I can’t find much info on it.

The tag inside has a made in label, but it appears to have faded. It looks like a four letter word with the last letter being E, I believe it also starts with an H?

Any help identifying the meaning or origin of these patches and the jacket would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Fish&Chips]

Hi! I’m new to this forum and was just hoping to find out where the badges on a jacket I found came from?

For context this was found in a charity shop in Wales, but I can’t find much info on it.

The tag inside has a made in label, but it appears to have faded. It looks like a four letter word with the last letter being E, I believe it also starts with an H?

Any help identifying the meaning or origin of these patches and the jacket would be greatly appreciated!


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Hello and welcome to the forum. These two are obviously showing the brand of the jacket whereas the rest are just fake "military-looking" patches. The first one you posted above for example is a weird mix of the United States 101st Airborne Divsion (eagle's head) and the Dutch Korps Mariniers (i.e. the Dutch Marine Corps).

 

[Fish&Chips]

On another note, the label in the last picture says "Made in Korea". So this is just a civilian jacket catering the military look.

 

[BravoZulu]

Sorry @weebabix but as @Fish&Chips has already said, it's just a military "lookalike" jacket with fake made up badges.

 

[weebabix]

Thanks! Interesting to know

 

[FoxBat]

it's probably WW2 since it has French on it "Par Avion"

 

[Connaught Ranger]

it's probably WW2 since it has French on it "Par Avion"

Did you even bother to read the previous posts? because its clearly identified as a Korean made modern repro fantasy knockoff item.