DPM Combat Jacket

Uncle Sam has imported a British DPM Combat Jacket.
Note: DPM has a history.
DPM means "Disruptive Pattern Material". This amazing cloth has been used for British Camouflage uniforms since 1970.
In the late 1960s, Camouflauge Uniforms used by the British Army changed from Battle Dress to an Olive Green Combat Suit.
About 1970, the color of the Combat Suit was changed to a camouflage uniform, sometimes called DPM. This is a mixture of Light Green, Dark Green, Brown and Black. In normal daily language, phrases for DPM uniform are 'Combats', 'Combat Kit', 'Tropicals' (for the lightweight jungle issue) or 'Combat 95's' (for the latest pattern uniform) - British soldiers do not use the expression Battle Dress in the UK.
Note - the British abbreviation is DPM, not BDU.
* 4 pockets
* Waist adjuster
* Half lined
* Shoulder eppaulettes
* Very hard wearing
* British Military Colors - DPM
* Polycotton fabric
* British DPM patterns are
Water repellant
* Camoflauge
* Heavy Green Zipper
* Cargo Pockets on the sleeve

Material/Fabric: 100% Cotton
Condition: Surplus - Used Good