British Army Field Jacket

British DPM Field Jacket

This is a British Army field jacket printed in DPM (Disruptive Pattern Material), the woodland camouflage of brown, green, tan and black that British forces wore for decades. It is a cotton outer layer built for carrying kit in the field, with four buttoned cargo pockets, two zipped chest pockets and adjustable cuffs and hem. Collectors, reenactors, hunters and anyone who wants a hard-working outdoor jacket with real military provenance will find a use for it.

Features

• DPM Woodland Camouflage — The British Disruptive Pattern Material print breaks up your outline against foliage and earth.
• Cotton Construction — The cotton shell breathes well and is comfortable for long days outdoors.
• Four Front Cargo Pockets — Two chest and two lower pockets each close with a flap and a large button that is easy to work with cold or gloved hands.
• Twin Zipped Chest Pockets — Vertical zip pockets beside the front closure keep a phone, map or notebook secure and quick to reach.
• Zip Front With Storm Flap — A full-length zip sits behind a buttoned flap that helps block wind.
• Hook-And-Loop Cuffs — Hook-and-loop tabs, the familiar touch-fastener, let you cinch each cuff over gloves or loosen it for airflow.
• Drawcord Hem — A cord with toggles at the hem pulls the jacket in to hold warmth and keep out drafts.
• Genuine British Army Issue — This is original government-issued kit, made to the Army's own specification.

Issued British Army Kit

The jacket was made for and issued to the British Army, so the cut, pocket layout and hardware follow the service's own pattern rather than a commercial maker's design. DPM is one of the most recognized camouflage patterns of the late twentieth century, which is why British field clothing in this print is sought after by collectors and reenactors. The cotton build and practical pocket layout also make it a sensible jacket for hunting, camping and outdoor work.