[~ 40's] WWⅡ German Army Linen Work Jacket "Wehrmacht"

In the estimated 40s, it became the German army "Linen Work Jacket".

It is the arrival of special items.

German army (Wehrmacht) Is a unified army from 1935 to 1945 in the Nazi German era, consisting of the Army, Navy (Kriegsmarine), and the Air Force.

The name IHRMACHT is a replacement of the "Reichswehr" used before that, indicating the Nazi administration's efforts to re -arrange Germany beyond the permission of the Versaille Convention.

After Adolf Hitler seized power in 1933, one of his most explicit and bold actions was the establishment of IHRMACHT.
This means the establishment of a modern army with aggressive abilities to regain the lost territory and to achieve the long -term goal of the Nazi administration, which will acquire a new territory and control the neighboring country. was doing.
This required a recruitment system and a large -scale investment and defense expenditure in the military industries.

After the unconditional surrender of Germany on May 8, 1945, the Allied German occupation began, and IHRMACHT was dismantled.
On August 20, 1946, the Allied Supreme Command officially disbanded IHRMACHT and all sectors.
This included the German Army, German Navy (Kriegsmarine) and German Air Force.

After the dissolution of Wehrmacht, Germany became a country without military power, and the rebuilding of military power in West Germany (Federal Republic) and East Germany (Democratic Republic) has progressed separately in the context of the Cold War.
West Germany established Bundeswehr (Federal Army) in 1955 and became part of NATO.
Meanwhile, East Germany established the National Volksarmee in 1956 and participated in the Warsaw Treaty Organization.

These new military organizations were different from IHRMACHT's traditions and structures.

From such a German army, work clothes in the base during World War IIIt is an introduction of "Linen Work Jacket", which seems to have been paid and worn.

Speaking of German linen fabrics, I think that there are many white -collar, ecle -colored, green color fabrics, but this individual is a rare product with khaki olive -like dyeing.

Although it is a color that is difficult to express in words, I think it is close to the color used in the French motorcycle court.

It adopts a very rare fabric, but the design and details are very simple.

The front button is a minimal design of the minimal, with only five patch pockets on the hem located right beside.
It is a so -called "coverall" type that can be found in work jackets in each country, so it is easy to get used to it regardless of people.

The minimal design does not have a chest pocket, so the work jacket is faded in a good way and gives a more sophisticated impression.

The placking metal button is a button that is used in other German items, so it is a nice point for those who are concerned about the details.

The fabric features a highly evaluated "linen fabric" in the vintage market.
The unique fabric feeling that is comparable to French linen and sways every time it moves is also a popular reason.

The linen fabric used by the German army is generally "Drillich"HBT woven linen fabric is often used, but this individual is a very rare one that uses" flat weaving "linen fabric.

After all, linen fabric of this era is so good that amateurs can see it, and it is a highly evaluated thing that is said to be impossible to reproduce in modern times, so it can be said that dough alone is worth enough.

In addition, regarding this individual, it is a wonderful aging that can fully enjoy the linen -specific Atari Nep feeling.
Combined with the goodness and aging of the fabric, the exhilaration that is difficult to use when worn is the real pleasure of vintage.

Not only rarity but also as a fashion item, I think that it is a very cool one, so I would like you to wear it without hesitation.

The size notation cannot be confirmed, but I think it corresponds to "L ~ XL" in Japanese size.

Even if you look at the actual size, it will be a large size, so I think that even a large body can wear it without any problems.
It's like a military item, and it's cool to put it on with a large size.

Although there is a feeling of use such as dirt, fading, fraying, repair marks, fabric peculiar Atari nep feeling, etc., there is no major damage to wear, so I think that you can still wear it.

In recent years, German items have been particularly attracting attention, but it seems that German items originally exist, including historical backgrounds, and it seems that supply to demand has not caught up. 。

Since it is a German army with a certain number of enthusiastic fans, there is no doubt that it is a drooling archbofiece that collectors do not let go.

The first place as a wardrobe, as well as a collection item.
I think that it is a gem that you rarely see in Japan and overseas, so if you are looking for or who like unusual items, do not miss this opportunity.