Belgian Army M95 Fleece Jacket

Belgian Army Fleece Layer

The M95 fleece jacket is a Belgian Army insulating layer, made to be worn on its own on a cool day or zipped up under a shell when the weather turns. It traps body heat without the bulk of a padded coat, so it fits under field jackets and parkas. Campers, hunters, collectors of European kit and anyone who wants a plain, warm layer that is the real issued article will get use from it.

Features

• Soft Fleece Body — The brushed pile fabric holds a layer of warm air against the body while staying light and easy to pack.
• Full-Length Front Zip — A single zipper runs from hem to collar, so you can open it to vent heat or close it fully against the wind.
• Zip-Up Collar — The collar stands up when the jacket is closed to cover the neck and folds down when it is open.
• Elastic Cuffs — Elasticated sleeve ends keep cold air out and sit neatly under gloves or a jacket sleeve.
• Drawcord Hem — A cord with toggle locks at the hem lets you cinch the waist to hold in warmth.
• Olive Drab Color — OD green, the muted green used across military kit, pairs with most field and outdoor clothing.
• Relaxed Cut — The roomy body leaves space for a shirt or base layer underneath and a shell over the top.
• Genuine Belgian Issue — This is government-issued Belgian Army clothing from the M95 generation of kit.

Issued Belgian Kit

The M95 designation places this jacket in the Belgian Army's 1995 pattern clothing family, and it was produced to that service's specification for use as a cold-weather layer. The design is plain on purpose: fleece body, front zip, elastic cuffs and an adjustable hem, with nothing that snags or needs looking after. For reenactors and collectors it fills out a Belgian M95 kit with the correct item, and for everyday wear it is a dependable fleece with real military provenance.