[~90's] German Waffen-SS Type Autumn Oak Leaf Camouflage Reversible Winter Jacket "Prisoner of War" "Reproduction"

It was estimated to be around the 1990s, and was the German Waffen Guard type "Autumn Oak Leaf Camouflage Reversible Winter Jacket".

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The German Waffen-SS is an armed forces group in the SS of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, and is not a military establishment to protect itself and the party from rebellion of the Wehrmacht or domestic uprising. It is an armed Nazi party organization consisting of politically reliable guards, not even police.

Waffen GuardThe company grew to over 38 divisions during the war and provided services alongside the German Army (Wehrmacht), the Order Police (Ordnungspolizei) and other security forces.

Originally, in accordance with the racial policies of Nazi Germany, only the so-called "Aryan" were allowed to join, but in 1940 the rules were partially relaxed, and after the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941, the government was able to "enforce the European anti-European anti- As part of the Nazi propaganda called "The Bolshevitic Crusades," a unit of foreign volunteers and conscription soldiers was also formed.

Waffen Guardwas based on Nazi racial ideology, with Poles in particular (deemed "inferior" by the Nazis) being excluded from the troops.

That"Oak Leaf Camouflage" is a fall/winter camouflage used by the German Waffen Guard during World War II.We would like to introduce a reversible winter jacket featuring the "Eichenlaubmuster" version.

It is a "reproduction item" that is not an original item from the Waffen SS, but it is a very well-made piece, with the use of the original buttons used by the Wehrmacht at the time, and unlike the poor quality products that are often seen, it is a high quality item. A quality item.

The biggest feature of this individual is the "camo pattern" unique to the German army.

Commonly known as "The camouflage pattern called "oakleaf camouflage" is a camouflage pattern that was adopted by the Waffen Guard for a short period of time between 1942 and 1945 during World War II, and was developed in two variations: spring and autumn. .

These camouflage patterns areLiterally translated as "oak leaf pattern."It has the official name Eichenlaubmuster and is characterized by its leaves shape and color.
This camouflage pattern was mainly used in various Waffen Guard combat uniforms, helmet covers, and "Zeltbahn".

The spring version emphasized green and brown tones, while the autumn version used darker brown and orange colors.
This pattern was designed to make it easier for soldiers to blend in with the surrounding environment, and the reversible design allowed for different uses depending on the season.

There are also two variations of the Oakleaf pattern: "Type A" called the ring type and "Type B" called the regular type, each with a slightly different design.

Of the many camouflage patterns around the world, this is the most rare camouflage pattern, and when it comes to original products from World War II, it is not a realistic price to buy.

Of course, the camouflage pattern is also a faithful reproduction of the reversible winter parka, a winter uniform of the Wehrmacht.

Normally, the original fabric is made of cotton rayon blended fabric on both sides, but this one is a reversible piece with both the outer and lining fabric, with both the outer and inner fabrics being made of cotton.
The front is made of "Autumn Oak Leaf Camouflage" and the back is made of white snow camouflage.

The front is a special double-layered structure that opens and closes the double placket with six button fastenings.
This prevents outside air from entering, completely shutting out the outside air and prevents the hot air inside from escaping, making it practical.

In addition, a thin string drawstring is attached to the hem, and the waist is attached to theIt usually comes with a double waist tie, but this one is missing.
By tightening the drawstring at the hem, it is a 2-way design that allows you to enjoy the change in silhouette, so please feel free to change it depending on your mood when wearing it.

On the back of the camouflage, the words "Prisoner of War (PW)" meaning prisoner of war are painted.

It can be seen from all over the place that the stitching of cotton thread gives off an old look is visible in some places, and original buttons with engraved marks on the back are also used.

Not only is it rare, but it is also a very cool piece when viewed from the perspective of a fashion item, so I hope you will wear it without worry.

Although the size indication cannot be confirmed, I think it falls under the "L" size for Japanese sizes.

Looking at the actual measurements, it is a golden size that suits the Japanese body type, so I think it can be worn by a wide range of people with a wide range of body types.

There are signs of wear such as dirt, scuffs, fraying, small holes, missing drawcords, and missing buttons, but there is no significant damage that can cause problems with wearing it, so I think you can still wear it.

Although it is not an original item for the Waffen SS, it is a very well-made masterpiece.
It looks cool when viewed objectively as an item, and I don't think there are any individuals of this quality when looking for it elsewhere, as well as original items.

German items have received extremely high support from collectors, as it is natural that the price of original items during World War II is higher than the price of domestic Japanese products.

This is a German product with a certain number of enthusiastic fans, so there is no doubt that it is an archival piece that even collectors will never let go of.

This is a perfect piece for your wardrobe or as a collection item.
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.