[~50's] Czechoslovakian Army Dubaky Camouflage Reversible Smock "Modified"

Estimated in the 50sAround the timeThis is the Czechoslovak People's Army's "Dubaki Camouflage Reversible Smock."

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The Czechoslovak Army was a regular army of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, which once existed in Central Europe, and served as the military foundation that underpinned national sovereignty and socialist regime.

Currently, they are divided into separate countries between the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic, and are separate nations, but in the past, the two countries formed a unified state, the Czech Republic (1918-1960) and the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic (1960-1990) from 1918 to 1992, and the People's Army existed as a national army throughout this period.

Its origins date back to the Czechoslovak Republic army, which was born in 1918 after World War I, following the dismantling of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

During World War II, the military functions were temporarily lost due to the occupation of Nazi Germany, but following the reindependence after the war, it was reorganized as a socialist state under the influence of the Soviet Union, and the military also strengthened its character as a "people's army."

During the Cold War, as a member of the Eastern camp (Warsaw Treaty Organization), he worked closely with the Soviet army, focusing in particular on enhancing the army's military strength and improving the border security system.
It is noteworthy that, from its equipment, uniforms and training systems, it was heavily influenced by the Soviet-style military system, but also developed weapons and equipment in-house using its own industrial base.

In addition, from the 1950s to the 1980s, they deployed a wide range of military departments, including mechanized infantry, airborne forces, and chemical weapons forces, and were the core of the eastern line of defense in Central Europe, a strategic location.

After the Eastern European revolution in 1990 and the collapse of the socialist system, Czechoslovakia was democratized under a federal system, and was peacefully divided by the 1993 Velvet Divorce.
They began their own new journeys as the Czech and Slovak forces, respectively.

This individual is a reversible smock worn by the "CSLA (Československá Lidová Armáda)" during the Czechoslovak Republic period.

The first thing to catch your eye is the "Dubaky Camouflage (Duby = Oak)" that is typical of the military.

Several new patterns were prototyped and adopted after the war in Czechoslovakia, and among them, the reversible pattern, named after the "Duby" (Oak), was the most popular pattern that appeared in the 1950s, with one side often being the end of the war in Germany.Its unique drawings are so unique that you could mistake it for the M45 Leibermuster Camouflage."

Actual operation has been confirmed in departments requiring lightweight equipment, such as the 22nd Airborne Brigade, Snipers, and Reconnaissance Units, and is a highly documentary piece that clearly shows the historical background and purpose.

As the name suggests, this individual is reversible.

One side is made up of khaki, black, olive green, and transparent red "amoeba"-like spots, and the other side is made up of a tan background with a dark green and glass green "cloud" spots, with a clear tone and contrast between the front and back.

The biggest appeal is that you can use it "turn it over" according to your styling, location, and mood.
This contrast between color schemes and designs is the very distinctive personality of the Czechoslovak reversible camouflage that was seen at the same time, and combined with the small number of existing products, this range is highly regarded both domestically and internationally.

The details are extremely practical.

The neck is a shallow V-neck pullover design, making it easy to put on and take off.

The penetrating vertical pocket in the center of the body allows direct access to the uniform worn underneath, while the long, narrow patch pocket on the left sleeve is a sniper smock-based manner that is intended to carry a magazine.

The silhouette can also be adjusted using the drawcord at the hem. (This individual has been infiltrated inside.)

The original is said to have a large hood worn over the helmet and gloves on the sleeves, but this one is a so-called "modified" specification in which they are removed by the previous owner.

It can be used as a street wear, making it a piece that will make the camouflage look beautiful.

Made from thin cotton fabric, it is easy to move around in and stress-free, making it a very suitable piece for daily use.

For styling, it would be best to keep the rest plain and use camouflage as the "main character."

Although the size indication cannot be confirmed, I think it corresponds to "L to XL" in Japanese sizes.

Even when looking at the actual measurements, the size is large, so even people with large figures can wear it without any problems.
It looks great whether you wear it in the perfect size or the oversized size.

Originally designed for oversmock use, designed to be worn over a uniform, so the size of each individual is generally larger.
Both the armholes and width are made with plenty of space, so it is a piece that can be enjoyed by people of all kinds of figures.

There are signs of wear such as fading, dirt, scuffs, fraying, small holes, tears, and repair marks, but there is no major damage that can cause problems with wearing it, so I think you can still wear it.

It is also worth noting that while many individuals have significant fading over time, this individual has good color remaining. It has a great balance between materiality and practicality, and is sure to be enjoyed as an immediate use in your wardrobe.

"Dubaky (Duby) Camouflage" is one of the most rare camouflages.
Please wear this one-of-a-kind piece that allows you to enjoy two patterns of camouflage, depending on your styling.

It's not something that can be purchased by paying, and we cannot guarantee that it will arrive in the future.

This is a perfect piece not only for a wardrobe, but also as a collection item and design source.
This is a masterpiece that is rarely seen both domestically and internationally, so if you're looking for it or like rare items, don't miss this opportunity.