Once again an army quality article for the kind of cash you find crammed in the bottom of your pocket after a wet night downtown. This Belgian parka isn't too warry looking at all, blending in fine with a civilian wardrobe while offering the wearer quality seldom seen in regular clothing stores.
All in all, a very typical rock-solid army green parka:
Now, because we are talking about genuine army stuff, the fabric is made for proper use. Keeps the wind out wonderfully and will stand a light rain shower without getting soaked. It's probably polycotton blend, the tags advise washing at 60°C / 140°F.
Sizes are given in centimeters, first up is user height, then chest circumference. If you use inches, divide the centimeter sizes by 2,54, or use our handy converter. While these have some room for warm clothing worn underneath, they are not overly baggy.
Here are the measured sleeve lengths (shoulder seam to cuff) for each size:
All in nice, used shape, completely serviceable. There might occasionally be a slightly musty warehouse smell, and it will go away in use after a while.
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