Czech Army M95 Camo Field Jacket

Czech M95 Field Jacket

This is a field jacket issued to the Czech Army in M95 camouflage, a woodland pattern of light green, olive, brown and black shapes. It is a lightweight outer layer with plenty of pockets, worn over a T-shirt in mild weather or over a base layer when it turns cooler. Collectors of Eastern European kit wear it, as do reenactors and anyone who wants a working camo jacket with real military provenance.

Features

• M95 Woodland Camouflage — The Czech Army's printed pattern breaks up your outline among trees and undergrowth.
• Cotton-Polyester Blend — Cotton keeps the fabric breathable and comfortable against the skin, and polyester adds strength and helps it dry faster.
• Covered Button Front — A fly placket, a strip of fabric folded over the buttons, keeps them from snagging on straps and gear.
• Two Flapped Chest Pockets — Buttoned flaps keep a notebook, map or phone secure while you move.
• Two Flapped Lower Pockets — Large hip-level bellows-style pockets take gloves, a hat or snacks.
• Upper Sleeve Pockets — A flapped pocket on each upper arm keeps a pen or small tool within reach even when you wear a pack or vest.
• Hook-And-Loop Chest Panels — Loop-side fabric strips above the chest pockets take name tapes, rank and morale patches with a matching hook backing.
• Buttoned Cuffs — Cuffs close at the wrist to keep out debris and insects, and open up when you roll the sleeves.
• Lay-Flat Shirt Collar — A simple turn-down collar sits cleanly under a vest or plate carrier.

Czech Army Issue

This jacket was made for and issued to the Czech armed forces in the national M95 pattern. It is government-contract clothing, built to the army's own requirements for pocket layout, fabric and hardware rather than to a fashion brand's idea of a military look. For collectors and reenactors, that provenance is the reason to buy: you get the jacket Czech soldiers actually wore.