British Army Snow Camo Parka Cover

White Snow Camo Cover

This British Army snow camo parka cover is a plain white hooded overgarment, the kind soldiers call "overwhites". It pulls on over a smock or cold-weather parka so a dark or patterned uniform stops standing out against snow. The cover handles concealment and the clothing underneath handles warmth, so you can use the insulation you already own. Winter hunters, reenactors and collectors of British cold-weather kit will all find a use for it.

Features

• Plain White Snow Camouflage — A solid white finish breaks up your outline against snow-covered ground and winter treelines.
• Attached Hood — A full hood covers the head and helmet line, which is often the first thing to give a position away in snow.
• Button-Front Closure — White buttons run down the full front, so the cover goes on and comes off over bulky layers without pulling it over your head.
• Drawcord Waist — A tie cord at the waist cinches the loose cover in so it moves with you and does not flap or snag.
• Flapped Lower Pockets — Two front pockets with covering flaps sit below the waist cord for small items.
• Overgarment Cut — The loose, roomy pattern is designed to be worn over a smock or parka rather than on its own.
• Lightweight Shell — Thin fabric adds very little bulk or weight on top of your existing cold-weather clothing.
• British Army Issue — This is original government-issue kit, not a commercial copy.

Issued Winter Kit

The British Army issues snow covers like this one so troops can keep their normal layering system in winter and add camouflage on top. Because it is a cover and not an insulated jacket, size it to fit over the bulkiest layer you plan to wear beneath it. For collectors and reenactors it is a period-correct piece of British cold-weather equipment, and for winter hunters it is a simple way to turn a standard jacket white.