[~ 60's] Czechoslovakian Army Sumpfmster Pattern Camouflage Jacket with Hood "Localmade"

Estimated 60'sTime, The Czechoslovakia People's Army "Zump Fumster Pattern Camouflage Jacket".

It is the arrival of special items.

Currently, it is divided into the Czech Republic and the Slovakia Republic, and it has become a separate country, but it exists as a Czechoslovakia Socialist Republic from 1918 to 1992 (the Republic of Czechoslovakia from 1918 to 1960). Ta.

During the Czechoslovakia era, it was worn by the Czechoslovakia people (CSLA).
CSLA = "ČESKOSLOVENSKá lidovádov"Abbreviation of" abbreviation.

The first place is "SUMPFMUSTER PATTERN CAMOUFLAGE" unique to the Czechoslovakia, which is a very distinctive camouflage pattern.
This camouflage pattern is said to have been introduced for the first time in 1948, mimic a kind of German swamps camouflage pattern during World War II.

In the 1950s, it was introduced in some Czechoslovakia troops and was said to have been mainly adopted by airborne and reconnaissance units.

It is almost unlikely to be used as a uniform, and it was often used as a second -sided triangular tent, mainly called "Zeltbahn".
In the document I own, the British Denison Mock -type parachute smock is posted, but it seems that these were also quite limited adoption.

"SUMPFMUSTER PATTERN CAMOUFLAGE", which boasts the top rarity among the many camouflage patterns
Regardless of domestic and overseas, there are many first -time people because the number of surviving is very small.

Probably, even in Japan, it is only distributed.

Regarding this individual, the so -called "localmade" is not a mass -produced factory at the factory, but it is an individual that has been procured by individuals, patterns, and tailors.

Even if the lock sewing machine is used and stitching, it is probably one worn in the 1960s.

The camouflage pattern is poisonous and has a strong personality, but it is relatively easy to incorporate into styling because there is no useless decoration with simple and simple details.

Since it is only the details of the flap pockets placed on the hem, there are few claims, and I think that it will be just put on it smoothly.

The inside of the shoulder pad is sewn, so the silhouette is somewhat exciting, but it is sewn simply, so if you are worried, you may want to remove it. 。

The front is opened by snap button.

In addition, a button fastening hood is included, so it can be attached and detached by the mood and styling when wearing it.

Inside, you can check the age stamp, which is written as "53" unique to the Czechoslovakia army, but this seems to be the year of the tent fabric itself.
Even if you look at the point where the stamps remain, you can see that it is hardly used.

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

Even if you look at the actual dimension value, it will be a large size, so I think that even a large body can wear it without any problems.
It looks like a military item, and even if you wear it with a large size.

Although there is a feeling of use such as small holes, there are no major damage that has a problem with wearing, so I think you can still wear it.

Among European Trials, we are located in special camouflage.
Not only is it rare, but even from a fashion item perspective, I think it's a very cool one, so I would like you to wear it without hesitation.

It is not a thing that can be bought if you pay money, but you can not make sure that you can get it in the future.

The first place as a wardrobe, as well as a collection item design source.
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.