Swiss Army Coveralls
Swiss Army Coveralls
The Swiss Army Coveralls are an authentic pair of Alpenflage camouflage coveralls from the Swiss Army. These coveralls were originally issued to Swiss soldiers who were assigned to tank crews, where having a full coverall was essential to protect a soldiers uniform from damage.
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Description / Swiss Army Coveralls
The Swiss Army Coveralls are one of the most versatile military surplus coveralls we have seen. They were originally designed to protect a soldiers clothing from damage while working on armored vehicles, which they were extremely successful at doing. Now that these coveralls have been sold as surplus, they have taken on a new role in the civilian world where they are used as camouflage coveralls for hunting during the fall.
No matter what your intended use is, these Swiss Army Coveralls represent a real value. They were produced using a cotton blend fabric, which resulted in a strong pair of coveralls that is also comfortable to wear for an extended period of time. There are a total of seven pockets giving you a large volume of storage space for your essential gear. You will also find a number of metal hooks allow you to attach other equipment to your coveralls. There are also ankle and cuff zippers to allow for quick donning and removal of the coveralls when necessary.
Features:
- Authentic Swiss Army Coveralls
- Made from Cotton Blend Fabric
- Seven Zippered Close Pockets
- Cuff and Ankle Zippers
- Elastic Waistband
- Alpenflage Camouflage Pattern
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Customer Reviews
4 stars for quality (just dropped a point because it's used, although excellent)
However, I can't wear it--the sizing listed in the sizing selections are horribly inaccurate. "50-76" is NOT sized for 50" chest, 76" height, as the selections show. Full sizing label (in SWISS sizing) is shown as "50/76" in large letters and 84/85 in smaller letters just to the right on the same label. I don't know how to translate this Swiss military sizing into US equivalents, but it appears to be sized for someone who's no taller than maybe 5'5" or 5'6" (and corresponding weight).