The Metropolitan Police Patrol Jacket is an authentic British police surplus jacket issued to officers patrolling the streets of London. Built with a wind and water resistant black shell, it shrugs off the kind of cold, damp weather the UK is famous for while offering plenty of pocket storage, epaulette loops, and hook-and-loop ID panels true to its duty origins. The cut is roomy enough to layer over a uniform shirt, fleece, or stab vest without binding at the shoulders. If you want a genuine piece of UK police kit for patrol-style wear, security work, or rugged outdoor use, this jacket delivers the real thing.
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SKU
UK-BP-MPPJ
Material
Cotton, Polyester
Style
Police, Tactical
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Description
Features
Authentic UK Police Surplus — Issued patrol jacket worn by officers of London's Metropolitan Police, sourced directly from UK government surplus channels.
Wind And Water Resistant Shell — Tightly woven outer fabric blocks gusting wind and sheds rain to keep you dry through wet British weather.
Tactical Black Colorway — Subdued black finish suits patrol, security work, or everyday cold-weather wear without standing out.
Full-Zip Front With Storm Flap — Heavy-duty zipper backed by a hook-and-loop storm flap seals out wind and driving rain at the closure line.
Multiple Utility Pockets — Chest and hand pockets give you secure storage for gloves, radio, notebook, phone, and other patrol essentials.
Epaulette Loops — Reinforced shoulder loops accept rank slides, ID tabs, or unit patches in true police-issue fashion.
Hook-And-Loop ID Panels — Front and rear loop fields allow attachment of identification patches, name tapes, or agency markings.
Adjustable Cuffs And Hem — Hook-and-loop cuff tabs and a drawcord hem lock out drafts and let you dial in the fit over layers.
Stand-Up Collar — High collar shields the neck from wind and rain, with a concealed hood option on many issued examples.
Built For Daily Duty Wear — Reinforced stitching and hard-wearing fabric stand up to the demands of frontline shift work.