These have been hot items in the U.S for years now. They are tried, tested, and down right cool looking. And now, they're getting harder to find day by day.
The German "Flecktarn" pattern was styled after some WW2 patterns, and has been used by the Bundeswehr from 1991 to now. This is one of the most iconic "surplus" articles of clothing, and is super popular for just every day wear, or for surplus enthusiasts/living historians alike. These are super practical, and I wear these every Fall up here in Northern Wisconsin for their practicality, and let's be honest, they just look awesome.
These Parkas are made of a heavier material than the shirts, and are extremely tough. This batch we just got has a lot of really good condition parkas in great sizes. Surplus flecktarn clothing is getting MUCH harder to get recently for many different reasons, and now they've gone with "multitarn", marking the end of an era, so it would be a good idea to "stock up" for when these become collectible pieces and aren't available on the primary market.
These do not contain liners.
65% Cotton 35% Polyester
NOTE: These are all used, and although I try to inspect each one before sending it, please allow for imperfections like fading from use, repairs, small field modifications etc.. That being said, you won't receive a derelict pile of trash. Shades will also vary from the picture, as different manufacturers in different years used a different dye scheme, but most are pre-2004. The pattern is the same, but there is some slight color variation, which is cool.
