[~60's] East German Army Blumentarn Camouflage Sniper Jacket

This is the East German Army "Blummentan Camouflage Sniper Jacket" issued in 1961.

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The East German Army (National People's Army), also known as the NVA, was active as the armed forces of the German Democratic Republic from 1956 to 1990.

The NVA consists of four branches: Landstreitkräfte (ground forces), Volksmarine (navy), Luftstreitkräfte (air force), and Grenztruppen (border forces).
Although no significant combat was seen, the vast majority of officers ranked the NVA as the best military force based on discipline, thoroughness of training, and quality of officer leadership.

The NVA was then disbanded along with East Germany in 1990, before German unification.

Introducing a sniper jacket from the East German Army that uses "Blumentarn Camouflage" with a floral motif throughout.

"The Blumentarn Camouflage, also known as the M58 Flächentarn Pattern, was issued to East German Army (NVA) and Ministry of the Interior (MDI) units from 1956 to 1967.

This camouflage pattern is typically characterized by irregular spots of blue-green, olive-green, and brown on a field-gray background.
Some mild color variations have also been identified, some of which are coated with anti-gas chemicals.

Several types of jackets, trousers, equipment, shelter halves, hoods, helmets, etc. were manufactured using this camouflage pattern.

Not only does it have a camouflage pattern, but the details also seem to be military items, giving it a logically rugged impression.

Since the sniper jacket was used for guns, there are many small pockets that were probably placed to hold bullets at the time.

The front has a double layered structure, and the front button uses a change button with a bumpy surface typical of the German military.

Under the armpitThere is also a slit-shaped ventilation hole to prevent stuffiness inside.

The hood is designed to be stowed away by a belt with buttonholes on the inside of the jacket, and can be rolled up when not in use.

At the end of the hood is a net-like thing called a "mosquito net" made of linen and cotton, which is said to have been attached to prevent mosquitoes and ensure a good night's sleep.

Drawcords are included at the waist and hem.It is a 2-way design that allows you to enjoy changing the silhouette, so please enjoy changing it depending on your mood when wearing it.

In addition to its rarity,Even when you look at it as a fashion item, I think it's a very cool piece, so please feel free to wear it.

Many people may be seeing it for the first time, as there are very few of them in existence, both domestically and internationally.

I cannot confirm the size description, but I think it corresponds to "M ~ L" 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.
I think it will look great whether you wear it as just the right size or oversized.

There are signs of use such as fading, dirt, and repair marks, but there is no major damage that would make it difficult to wear, so I think you can still wear it.

This is an old East German military item that rarely appears on the market, even though there are many military items.
The East German army has a certain number of enthusiastic fans, so it is definitely a coveted archive piece that collectors will not want to part with.

This is not something you can buy if you spend money, and we cannot guarantee whether it will be available in the future.

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.