French Army Coveralls

French Issue Coveralls

These are one-piece olive green coveralls issued to the French military. They cover you from collar to ankle in a single garment, which keeps oil, dirt and debris off the clothes underneath. Zippered pockets on the chest, hips and leg keep tools and small items secure while you work, crawl or climb. They suit mechanics, workshop and field users, and collectors of French military clothing.

Features

• Full-Length Front Zipper — A single zipper runs from the collar to the crotch, so the coveralls go on and come off quickly over other clothing.
• Band Collar — A short stand-up collar, with no folding points, sits close to the neck and stays out of the way.
• Angled Zippered Chest Pockets — Two slanted chest pockets close with zippers so pens, notebooks and small tools stay put when you bend over.
• Hook-And-Loop Name Tape Panel — A strip of hook-and-loop fastener, the touch-fastening type often called Velcro, sits above the left chest pocket for a name tape.
• Center Chest Patch Panel — A second hook-and-loop square on the chest takes a rank, unit or ID patch.
• Zippered Hip Pockets — Vertical zippered openings on each hip give access to pockets without unzipping the front.
• Zippered Lower Leg Pocket — A zippered pocket on the left shin holds items you want within reach while seated or kneeling.
• Elastic Wrist Cuffs — Elasticated cuffs close around the wrists to keep sleeves from snagging and to keep debris out.
• Zippered Ankle Openings — Zippers at the lower legs open the hems so the coveralls pull on over boots more easily.
• Raglan Sleeves — The sleeves run in one piece up to the collar, with no shoulder seam, which allows more freedom when reaching overhead.

Genuine French Military

These coveralls were issued by the French military and are original government kit, not a commercial copy. The olive green colour, zippered pocket layout and hook-and-loop patch panels follow the original military design. That makes them a sound choice for reenactors, collectors of French uniforms, and anyone who wants a practical one-piece garment built to an army specification.