Polish Army Puma Camouflage Field Jacket

This Polish field jacket and winter liner was one of the last garments produced in the communist era of Poland. The distinctive camouflage pattern is officially called wz89 Żaba or 'frog'. It is commonly called 'Puma' in Polish and has been nicknamed 'reptile camo' by English collectors. These jackets are dated between 1989 and 1993.

Constructed from a heavyweight cotton with quilting on the inside. Attaching the button-in liner will give you another layer of insulation for even colder environments. Tightening the waist drawstring ensures a snug fit which retains more heat. For storage, the jacket has an internal pocket, two slash waist pockets and a button-down pocket on the sleeve. A thick, winter jacket for your outdoor adventures. Also a distinctive pattern which will stand out in a military collection.

Features:

• Genuine Polish Army surplus
• Removable, quilted liner
• Heavyweight cotton fabric
• Waist drawstring
• Two waist pockets
• Internal pocket
• Sleeve pocket

Sizing: To find your jacket size, measure the circumference of your chest, just under the armpits. For more information on jacket sizes, click on the 'Sizing' tab above the description.
Weight: Approx. 2.4kg
Content: Cotton Jacket, Cotton/Polyester Liner.
Colour: wz89 Żaba (Puma) camouflage pattern
Condition: Used/Excellent - Item is near unused. There may be some minor signs of use or marks from storage. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our condition guide