History of Uniforms - Grand Staff of JAL

Wore the same uniform as the 3rd generation uniform.
Designed by Mohei Ito.

A clean, neat look in sky-blue and navy-blue. Separate summer and winter uniforms. A cape for cold days.
Designed by Hanae Mori.

Blouse with crane print pattern. Job types are distinguished by color.
Navy-blue and red for agents working at the counter, and navy-blue and white for general office staff.

Sharp deep-blue color with two-tone cap and tight slit skirt.
Slim-waisted jacket and cardigan. Designed by Junko Shimada.

Concept of design: “Japanese tradition and pride, Aspirations toward the sky”
The jacket was woven with Hishi-mon (diamond pattern), which is used for formal suits, and the scarf, with Seigaiha mon (blue ocean wave pattern), which expressed happiness spreading beyond the sea and sky.

The first joint effort by cabin attendants and a designer to develop a uniform. Jacket length is 80% of total length. Shirts come in two sleeve lengths (short or three-quarter length) and two colors (pink or blue). The off-white lounge jacket is embroidered with cherry blossoms. Designed by Keita Maruyama.