The British Military DPM (Disruptive Pattern Material) woodland camouflage smock jacket is a standard issue jacket used by the British Armed Forces. It is designed to provide camouflage in woodland environments and is made from a durable, water-resistant material.

The jacket features multiple pockets, including chest and side pockets, which are useful for storing small items such as maps, compasses, or radios. The waist, bottom, and cuffs of the jacket are adjustable, allowing for a comfortable and secure fit. The jacket also has a storm flap to provide extra protection from wind and rain.

The DPM woodland camouflage smock jacket pattern is designed to blend in with woodland environments and features a combination of green and brown shapes, which help to break up the outline of the wearer and provide effective concealment.

Overall, the British Military DPM woodland camouflage smock jacket is a reliable and practical piece of kit for soldiers operating in woodland environments. It provides effective camouflage, protection from the elements, and a range of useful features to help soldiers carry out their duties.

Used (A Grade)

This category goes to products that are in used military surplus condition but looks new or almost new. With our employees in the warehouse department, we carefully sort and check all items we sell, to make sure A Grade military surplus products would look like new, with all features working as they should be, just with a few uncommon condition aspects.

Expected condition issues:

• Warehouse odor.
• Items are prepacked by us.
• Mud/dust on the item.

Rare condition issues:

• Owner name tag on sizing label.
• Taken off sizing or garment care labels.
• Color shades may vary (due to different manufacturing years).

Patches on the chest or/and shoulders might be added

ATTENTION!

„Expected issues“ - might appear on 1 of 10 items.

„Rare issues” - might appear on 1 of 50 items.

Written condition issues don‘t mean that items must have them.

PLEASE TAKE A NOTE!

Most photos of our products are made by us, so images also should be guided to determine item conditions more accurately.

Also, we advise checking the last listing images as mostly they show the most damaged items in stock and what you may expect in the worst.