[~00's] German Waffen-SS Type Pea Dot Camouflage M44 HBT Field Jacket "Reproduction"

Estimated to be from the 2000s, German Waffen-SS type "Pidot Camouflage M44 Herringbone Twill Field Jacket".

Waffen SSAlthough it is not an original item, it is a "reproduced item", but the fabric, parts, and details used are extremely complete, making it a high-quality item, unlike the inferior products you often see.

Owns many German military items,According to the military dealer who gave it to me, it was made for a movie or historical event.

The German Waffen-SS (Waffen-SS) is an armed organization within the SS of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, and was established to protect itself and the party from rebellion by the German Wehrmacht or domestic turmoil. An armed organization of the Nazi Party consisting of politically reliable SS members, not even the police.

After all, the most distinctive feature of this individual is its unique German camouflage pattern.

The camouflage pattern commonly known as "pea dot camouflage" is one of the German camouflage patterns of World War II, and is said to have been designed by Johann Georg Otto Schick, and was first introduced in 1944. This is a camouflage pattern issued to the Waffen-SS.

This camouflage pattern is generally made up of five colors: dark green, mid green, olive green, dark brown, and light brown, and is designed to be used in all seasons.
This pattern was used for a short period after World War II by some armies, such as the Hungarian Army, until the original stock was depleted.

These camouflage patterns are called "Erbsenmuster")" has the official name.

This item is a perfect reproduction of the "M44 HBT Field Jacket" issued to the Waffen-SS in 1944.

Like the original, it uses a blended fabric of "cotton x rayon" and uses herringbone twill with a clearly visible weave.

The small collar has metal hooks and flap patch pockets on the chest and hem.
The straight-cut sleeves feature a small vertical slash on the outer seam and are worn with a single button closure.

Inside, there is a reinforced panel of separate fabric from the armpit to halfway down the side panel, and a strap with three eyelets sewn in for belt support hooks on each side.

Furthermore, specific to the German armyA total of 5 numbers are also faithfully stamped.

・The number on the top left indicates the length to the waist or the length to the tail.
・The number in the upper right corner indicates the size of the collar or the circumference of the collar.
・The number in the center is the length of the chest width.
・The number at the bottom left is the total length.
・The number at the bottom right is the length of the sleeve.

All of these are expressed in centimeters.

I cannot confirm the size description, but I think it corresponds to "M" in Japanese size.

Looking at the actual measurements, I think it's a golden size that fits Japanese body types, so I think people with a wide range of body types can wear it.

Button missingThere are some signs of use, but there is no major damage that would make it difficult to wear, so I think you can still wear it.

Although it is not an original Waffen-SS item, it is a masterpiece with a very high degree of perfection.
It looks cool when viewed objectively as a single item, and I don't think you'll find anything of this quality anywhere else, let alone the original.

When it comes to original items from World War II, German items are highly supported by collectors, so much so that it is common for overseas prices to be higher than domestic prices in Japan.

A perfect piece for your wardrobe, as well as a collection item and design source.
I think this is a rare item even in Japan, so if you've been looking for one or like rare items, don't miss this opportunity.