When the first man to own a business suit tossed it on, he probably didn’t think, “Perfect, now I’m ready for a run.” Suits, for most of history, have restricted movement. That’s not the case with Ministry of Supply’s Aviator 2. By utilizing 4-way stretch and a breathable knit, the jacket and pants were designed for unencumbered movement. Yes, you could set a few world records in one. And now, to go with the classic Charcoal and Navy options offered before, you can get your moisture-wicking, machine-washable Aviator 2 Jacket and Pants in Black, Light Grey, and Khaki.
You Could Run a Race In Ministry of Supply’s Aviator 2 Suit
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