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Great Britain

British Coverall, Dark Blue, Surplus

$34.00 AUD
$34.00 AUD
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If you like to larp the Royal Navy or simply just look for tough yet affordable coveralls, ahoy here matey! Here you have a stylish dark blue coverall without a lining, fit for all dirty and sweaty real work or locking yourself in the Vault 13. Read full description
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Measurements

Sizes are presented in the user’s height and chest circumference in centimeters, e.g. 180/100. Use our converter if you have trouble with the almighty metric system. Note that these have some extra room for additional clothing layers. In lab-human tests, a 178 cm tall copywriter with a 118 cm chest wearing jeans and a t-shirt could don a 180/100 coverall, albeit very snugly.

Technical details and instructions

Materials

70 % cotton, 30% polyester. These are officially named Coverall, Men’s - General Service, Blue, FR. The latter letter combo should mean "flame retardant", but since this is milsurp, we cannot give you any guarantees that it actually is that.

Description

If you like to larp the Royal Navy or simply just look for tough yet affordable coveralls, ahoy here matey! Here you have a stylish dark blue coverall without a lining, fit for all dirty and sweaty real work or locking yourself in the Vault 13.

Featutes

In addition to standard pant pockets and openings for underhanded grabbing, these coveralls have two similarly-sized chest pockets plus one large and one smaller thigh pocket. The main entrance to the coverall has a hook and loop fastening, as do the chest and thigh pockets. Cuffs are also adjustable, and the short collar can be turned up for additional coolness. These coveralls have no lining. They have been manufactured at least in China and Cambodia, possibly also in some other far-away places.

Condition

British Royal Navy surplus. The coveralls are used but in good condition, although there can be a few stitches here and there. Some have name tags and/or branch insignia.