british army gear British 84 Pattern Combat Smock, Large (104cm) / 180cm

british army gear British 84 Pattern Combat Smock, Large (104cm) / 180cmWhen you thought you had enough DPM jacket variations, we get part of the 1985 issued British uniform, the ''84 Pat (sometimes 85 Pat)'' DPM smock. This smock differs from its older brother, 68 Pattern, with bellowed pockets (excellent for more storage space), massive advances in technology aka hook & loop cuff adjustments + lighter fabric and has an extra, little field dressing pocket on the shoulder. This newer smock disappointed many servicemen but

When you thought you had enough DPM jacket variations, we get part of the 1985 issued British uniform, the ''84 Pat (sometimes 85 Pat)'' DPM smock. This smock differs from its older brother, 68 Pattern, with bellowed pockets (excellent for more storage space), massive advances in technology aka hook & loop cuff adjustments + lighter fabric and has an extra, little field dressing pocket on the shoulder. This newer smock disappointed many servicemen but it did seem to be doing better in terms of weight management and drying time. Grab one for your DPM hoard!

Features:

• Genuine British surplus
• Thick layered cotton construction
• Two buttoned chest pockets 
  
• Two buttoned waist pockets 
  
• Button storm flap with zip closure
• Pockets on left & right shoulders
• Waist and hem drawstring
• ''Beaver tail'' para flap
• Hook & loop adjustment to wrists

Sizing: The first number is the chest circumference, the second size is the recommended height of the wearer. A "Small (88cm) / 170cm" will fit a person around 170cm tall with an 88cm chest size. For more information on sizing, check out our sizing guide.
Weight: Approx 1.3kg
Content: Cotton 
Colour: DPM
Condition: Used/Fair - The item is well used. May have noticeable fading, medium stains, marks, small holes still usable and some life left in this item. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our condition guide

*Note* Variation in camouflage colours, see last picture for example. In accordance with the grading, these smocks may have repairs or damages - See the 4th picture for a particularly bad example of repairs. Many smocks are missing buttons - these are usually the top or bottom in the front closure, but may be elsewhere. Some may have unit patches.