A gorgeous 22 years old female pilot in these suits are typical of early jet-age RAF items in many ways. It is made from a grey coloured ventile cotton and features an integral waist belt which fastens with a large steel buckle as was used on numerous items during this period including the MK1 aircrew jacket and the 1951 pattern RAF parka. Patch pockets are located to the chest and fasten with rubber buttons. The left breast pocket has press studs fitted to it which would suggest the original owner wore a removable squadron crest. More rubber buttons fasten the front (two replaced) and there are tabs at the bottom of the leg which also employ the same buttons (one missing). There is an angle pent pocket to the left sleeve and two large pockets are fitted towards the bottom of each leg. Epaulettes are located to each shoulder and have been fitted with pilot officer insignia. A navigator brevet has been fitted to the left breast and is clearly original to the flight suit.