Gray Military Outerwear

Great deal!Attached insulated hood with synthetic fur collar,Heavy-duty 100% nylon shell / lining,100% polyester fiberfill insulation,Zipper front,Rib-knit internal cuffs,Snap-flap handwarmer pockets and chest pockets.,Machine wash / tumble dry. Imported.

Sharp, warm and priced to move. I found a stash of these dandy Danish Army Surplus overcoats and just couldn't pass 'em up. And once you get a load of the warmth, comfortable wear and great looks, you'll see why. Each has loads of pockets, cinchable waist and wrist cuffs and a sturdy build, and some may even still have ...

From cold to FREEZING! 2 - way German Military - issue Lined Military Surplus Snorkel Parka PRICED LOW! Adjustable comfort for your life in the field. Check this out! Removable pile liner adds on extra heat in deep freeze conditions. And the "snorkel" style means you can zip tight against the howling wind, leaving just enough room up top for ...

New U.S. Military Surplus ECW Gen. III Parka and Pants This is the outerwear you need to keep warm and comfortable far beyond standard department store stuff. Made in America, to strict military specs with rugged PrimaLoft Insulation. Launder in cold water, gentle cycle, hang dry. Condition: brand new, army surplus, never issued. State Size, as available in the Shopping ...

SAVE BIG! Patches not included with Jacket.,Zip front closure,Cotton rib collar and cuffs,Vented armpits,Zip chest pocket and zip arm pocket with pen holder slots,Nylon lining.,Imported. Army Surplus.

Chill in the air? Fight cold like the Italians do! This no-nonsense, gently used Parka really means business when it comes to warmth. Originally issued by the Italian Armed Forces, it's seen some action in the field, but still has plenty left to give before it's ready for retirement. Get yours right here while they last!Italian Military issue,Waterproof windproof,Polyester / ...

Hooded Mountain Man Capote Ranch Coat keeps you cozy in harsh frontier winters. Rugged, stylish and WARM! Capote Coats like these originated in Central Canada, probably in the late 1600's... when staying warm during the frigid winters meant life or death. The style was standard issue during the French Indian War and the American Revolution, and by the mid-19th century ...