1940s Pile Liner Jacket
1st Infantry Division
A thick liner jacket designed to be worn inside the M-43 field jacket, a masterpiece combat uniform from World War II. Unlike the M-65, which included a liner, this was designed to be worn separately.
Made of olive drab cotton poplin fabric, it looks great.
Because it's thick, it has loops with strings to fasten it instead of buttonholes, which is also unusual.
Many soldiers wore it even outside of their duties, and this one has a patch sewn on the left arm.
There are many scratches and abrasions on the back, sleeves, and surface.
It's a vintage piece from 80 years ago, so I think it's a great piece with a great atmosphere, including dirt, scratches, and damage.
It's a super vintage item, so the condition is poor, but I think it's fine for those who are used to vintage items.
Please refrain from purchasing if you are not used to vintage items.
Size: Unknown as there is no tag, but it's about a 36.
Shoulder width: Approximately 45cm
Body width: Approximately 52cm
Length: Approximately 66cm
Please note that there may be some errors due to amateur measurements taken on a flat surface.
Product Information
| Category | Men > Coats & jackets > Military |
|---|---|
| Size | S (34-36) |
| Condition | Good |
