Czech Army M95 Camo Parka

Czech M95 Field Parka

This is the Czech Army field parka in the M95 woodland camouflage pattern, a long-cut outer layer for cold, wet days in the woods or on the range. It carries a hood that zips away into the collar, four flap pockets and a Czech flag on the sleeve. Collectors of Eastern European kit, reenactors and anyone who wants a hard-wearing hooded field coat will get real use from it.

Features

• M95 Woodland Camouflage — The Czech M95 pattern layers light green, olive, brown and black shapes to break up your outline in leafy, mixed terrain.
• Stowaway Hood — A full camouflage hood with a drawcord packs into a zippered compartment in the stand collar when you don't need it.
• Cotton-Polyester Shell — The blended fabric pairs the comfort of cotton with the abrasion resistance and quicker drying of polyester.
• Covered Front Placket — A storm flap runs the length of the closure to keep wind and rain off the fastenings.
• Four Flap Pockets — Two chest pockets and two angled hip pockets close under flaps so gear stays put when you move.
• Hook-and-Loop Chest Panels — Two strips of hook-and-loop fastener above the left chest pocket take name tapes, rank insignia or morale patches.
• Czech Flag Sleeve Patch — The national flag sits on the upper sleeve, the way the parka was issued to Czech troops.
• Adjustable Cuff Tabs — Tabs at each wrist let you cinch the sleeves over gloves or snug them against the cold.
• Long Parka Cut — The length falls past the hips, giving more coverage than a standard field jacket.

Genuine Czech Issue

This parka comes from Czech Army stocks, so the pattern, cut and hardware are the army's own specification. The hood-in-collar layout and covered placket show it was built as a field garment, made for soldiers who wore it outdoors rather than for the look. For a collector or reenactor, issued kit with real provenance is the piece worth having, and for everyone else it is a practical hooded coat built to a military standard.