Jacket, HBT, Camouflage U.S. Army, ATF
Superb reproduction of the US Army camouflage jacket.
American conception. Like the HBT OD jackets, they are oversized, about 4 inches (10cm) longer than a normal jacket of the same size. This is historically correct, as they were designed to be worn over the combat jacket. They may therefore look ‘too big’, but that's how they should be worn.
Made in the USA. It's recommended to order one size down.
This jacket was used briefly in Europe during the Battle of Normandy (2nd Infantry Division, 30th Infantry Division, 41st Armored Infantry Battalion of the 2nd Armored Division, for example).
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Superb reproduction of the US Army camouflage jacket.
American conception. Like the HBT OD jackets, they are oversized, about 4 inches (10cm) longer than a normal jacket of the same size. This is historically correct, as they were designed to be worn over the combat jacket. They may therefore look ‘too big’, but that's how they should be worn.
Made in the USA. It's recommended to order one size down.
This jacket was used briefly in Europe during the Battle of Normandy (2nd Infantry Division, 30th Infantry Division, 41st Armored Infantry Battalion of the 2nd Armored Division, for example).
