East German NVA Black Coveralls
- SKU
- S91050900
- Material
- Cotton
Description
Features
- Genuine NVA Surplus — Original one-piece coverall issued to East German (DDR) Nationale Volksarmee tank crews and mechanics during the Cold War.
- Dense Cotton Twill — Heavy black cotton weave built to stand up to grease, fuel, and hard mechanical work.
- Signature Black Color — The traditional tanker black hides oil, lubricant, and powder staining that comes with vehicle and armor work.
- Full Button-Front Closure — Concealed fly-front button placket runs the length of the torso for a clean, snag-free front.
- Twin Flapped Chest Pockets — Button-down flap pockets on the chest keep small tools and gear secure while you move.
- Thigh and Side Pockets — Additional lower pockets add practical storage for wrenches, notebooks, and hardware.
- Reinforced Seat and Elbows — Extra fabric panels at the seat and elbows take the abuse of kneeling, crawling, and reaching.
- Button-Cuff Sleeves — Adjustable button cuffs keep sleeves out of the way during work.
More Information
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- Size Chart
Size Chest S 34″ -> 37″ M 38″ -> 41″ L 42″ -> 45″ XL 46″ -> 49″ 2XL 50″ -> 53″ 3XL 54″ -> 57″
Customer Reviews
Top customer reviews
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Highly recommended A+The material is thick and heavy duty, perfect for working in the garage or out on the property. Going to get myself another pair!
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Real DDR issue stamps and allBeen collecting NVA stuff for about six years now and these are the actual tanker coveralls, not the cheap reproduction junk floating around ebay. Mine came with the NVA stamp still visible on the interior, date looks like late 70s manufacture. The dense cotton weave is noticeably heavier than the Bundeswehr stuff I have, and the reinforced seat and elbows are legit DDR construction. Button front is complete on mine which is honestly a crapshoot with issued surplus... I've seen Grade 2 examples elsewhere (looking at you, Americana Pipedream) with missing buttons and torn cuffs going for almost the same price, so Keep Shooting's condition grading is way better. If you're doing an East German armored crew impression this is the correct piece, period.
Genuine issue with interior NVA stamps
Heavy dense cotton, reinforced wear points
No missing buttons on mine