What does /k/ wear when the cold times hit? I realized I don't

Old air force jacket, passed down from my grandpa. C O Z Y

Buy surplus otherwise you might be spending way to much

>>31705554
that jacket doesnot insulate well at all. great storage though, and you can always spray waterproof it and pair with a sweatshirt or flannel for mild weather

tacticool fleeces and softshells
the exact opposite of style (unless that style is tacticool) but they work very, very well

in all seriousness all you need is something made with a good material that retains warmth while blocking wind, rain, and snow. anything made with polartec, goretex, schoeller fabrics among others should work pretty well.

>>31705554
I have that exact jacket, and >>31705669
is right. It's literally just a cotton, with a thin liner. I always wear it with a hoodie or something. Only in the summer nights would I wear that as is. Keep in mind it's Old Navy.

>>31705669
It was just an example, do you have any recommendations for a good military jacket like that that actually will keep me warm? I remember seeing a bunch of guys raving about a cheap surplus jacket from WW2 that was standard issue

>>31705554

Bear suit top with various different under layers.

Look on sportsmans guide

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80gsm Primaloft Gold and it's not shiny which is nice for an insulated jacket

>>31705554
Where are you located? If you need something massive and thick for serious shit cold (-25F and worse) I'd suggest either a wool greatcoat or something like the Yugoslav parka. Basically if the coat is so thick that it can stand up by itself you'll be OK.

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Coat, All-Weather, Men's

>>31705554
French flight jacket

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Thinking of picking up a Czech M85 parka, they go for only around $20, they look good, and I've heard they're pretty comfy and durable. I'll probably be getting one regardless since they're cheap as hell, but does anyone on here own one to confirm?

>>31705783
the poorfag favorite of favorites
rothco makes the same thing, or at least buys from the same supplier/manufacturer

>>31705738
> A greatcoat
Remember OP, if enough people do it, it will eventually be not autistic any more.

>>31706175

Embrace your autism. Let the plebs bask in your greatcoat glory.

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>>31706145
>they look good

If you want to avoid any and all normal human interaction, then surplus parkas are the way to go.
They make you look like 50% child molester, 50% school shooter and 100% autistic neckbeard.

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>>31705554
Pentagon Artaxes Softshell jacket - Wolf Grey
Really c o s y and absolutely tonnes of zipper space, you'd be pretty amazed at how much you can fit in.
Only downside is that the first few times using the main zip is tough (needs breaking in) and the velcro is a bit 'meh'.
Solid 9/10 jacket for the price though.

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It depends on what you'll be doing in the coat, but for every day wear, get a Navy pea coat, the 32oz wool variety. I'd be extremely wary of buying one from a surplus store; as most are made of cheap materials and are poorly constructed. I made that mistake; picked one up for about 50 dollars, and within a season all it was good for was a chore coat whilst I shoveled the snow and whatnot. The tall collar will protect your neck and the back of your head against the wind and cold, the weight is impervious to winter weather, it looks decent and fashionable enough to keep people from thinking you're a hobo, and wool is a material that doesn't lose its insulative properties, even when soaked. If you need a coat for innawoodsing, find something with gore-tex.

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>>31706145
I have one, bought it used for £10, took it to a tailor to get the length shortened (comes to about mid thigh normally, got it to just below belt level) and had the width/belt narrowed as well for a tighter fit. Warmest jacket I've ever had and looks better than it normal, which made me look slightly autistic before, especially when it was buttoned to the top.

I've got this weird Israeli surplus jacket that I wear all the time. Very similar to a US M51 but different in a lot of ways. I've only ever seen one, the one I have, and I got it on ebay for 15 dollars. Best jacket I own

>>31705678
M65s are pretty nice if you arent getting jewed (no more than $30)

I wear Kuiu.

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Picked one of these up on clearance at some outlet store. So comfy.

since I'm fat and hairy I just wear what I always wear, shorts and a polo

now, if it's REAL cold I might wear my pleather bomber jacket

and if it's REALLY REALLY cold I wear a shitty hoodie underneath the pleather jacket

and if my legs actually can't take the cold, I wear pants

>>31705783
Velcro wrist straps suck, Do not buy

>>31706541

That's not a good model to represent how it will look on him, though. The model is wearing one that's probably two sizes too large for him. Look how far it puffs out in the belly, and he's got the sleeves rolled up to fit to his teeny hands

Jackets that come to mid thigh are based. Overcoats are based too, but if you're going to wear an overcoat/trenchcoat, it's got to be a london fog type one, not a 'badass' one, and you've got to be at least in your late twenties or you'll look like a dweeb.

The benefits can't be denied though. It's like wearing a big comfy blanket all day. Keeps your legs/thighs warm too.

I alternate between just a light cotton jacket layered up with hoodies and long johns and a plain black london fog overcoat. If I wear the overcoat, I dress a little nicer underneath to kinda let people know I'm not a pedo or whatever. Always unbotton it when you go indoors. Don't be that guy.

And again don't even TRY the overcoat thing unless you are somewhere near the big 3-0. This is super important. Youngins' just look silly in them.

>>31706541

But you get a 100% reason to remember the name

I just thought about buying a good 'ol m65 for my overseas trip with a 65l bag on my back.

Is "Brandit" a good choice for such clothing and bags?

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I got a coat like this from Duluth trading. I had a 20% off coupon on top of the clearance price.
It's warm and lots of pockets so I'm happy with it.

>>31706145
I picked up two of them because I have this autistic habit of wanting to have at least two of everything so I always have a backup that will more than likely never be worn. They're very warm but they're just a little too autistic looking for me to wear them out of the house I think.

I've got a very small milsurp collection and I don't know why. I'll never wear any of it and I would have been much better served just buying more ammo with the money. I guess I just saw how cheap you can get nice quality shit and just bought it.

On the bright side now I have two surplus Danish helmets from the 50s that are in basically brand new condition for SHTF. Those are much more likely to come in handy than 6 flecktarn shirts lel.

>>31705753
You really need the stash and glasses to pull that one off. Also wear nothing under it.

>>31705554
Arcteryx alpha or beta hardshell over an atom or cerium jacket. silk or merino base layer.

>>31707259

Just wear it, man. Quality and function beats out fashion any day of the week.

Why is /k/ so insecure about how it looks? The best people in life are the ones that give no fucks at all. It only looks weird if you look nervous/sketchy/not confident while you're out.

I gurantee you nobody actually gives a shit if you aren't wearing this season's coolest fad.

>>31706169
Rothco makes a shitty chink copy of it. Everything Rothco makes is a shitty chink copy of a good surplus item at double the cost for a quarter the quality.

>>31707287
Because I already have a nice ll bean jacket that is just as warm and doesn't look as spergy.

I also don't leave the house much outside of work, grocery shopping or going to the range because I'm an awkward loser. I don't need to amplify that at all.

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I bought one of these from keep shooting since I didn't want to be "that guy" wearing surplus. It's actually very warm and is basically the green parka the military uses except light blue and it doesn't have a hood.

>>31705783
Is condor at least half decent, I'm sure it's no 300$+ super gore tex polartec but Is it worth the money?

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I got one of the German parkas from Ivan's store awhile back.

Anyone know where I can get some surplus USGI m65 trousers?

Used to be a dime a dozen, rare as hen's teeth now. Not willing to shell out $40 for the repro from rothco or whatever

>>31707389
Is it in good condition? I have one in the mail to me right now, it should be waiting for me when I get home from work.

Too bad the weather is oddly warm today (80s) so I won't be able to try it out much until tomorrow.

>>31705554
I have a jacket with that style but much heavier and it keeps me warm in a WI winter. Unfortunately I got it as a gift (from target I think) but the brand (sonoma) does not have a website and seems like it is just sold through other stores. So you might want to check the target website

>>31706988
I automatically associate those with stale cigarette funk now.

>>31707414

Not me, but they're the same condition you'd find everywhere else, it's luck of the draw. Mine was unissued.

*NOTE* This this is worthless without the liner in the wintertime. The parka itself is great at keeping the wind out but shit for insulation. Buy the liner. You can get them for $15.

I got caught in a Colorado blizzard while traveling with my parka and I was warm, toasty & comfy the entire time.

>"omg Anon, let me wrap up in your parka."
>"My puke parka as you called it?"
>"Stop, I was kidding!! I only have a hoodie and you have that military grade parka!!"
>"Frigoff."


I later let her in. Got sex later on once we got to a hotel. Pissed off her beta orbiters too. We were on a big group ski trip.

>>31708066
Cool, thanks. I bought it as more of an outer layer only since there weren't any liners in my size on kommando store. Keep shooting didn't have any my size either. I'll keep an eye out I guess.

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I got pic related 2 weeks ago its nice heavy wool I was told it was Canadian surplus which would make sense since it was 20$ and foreign normally costs more

google showed nothing than I noticed the crowns on the buttons fug me WWII 1941 made in Sweden the coat has two other large pockets on the back and the armpits are not wool but cotton nylon mix which I'm worried now they might get really moist

odds are ill wear this till around -15 or colder

Hoodie, and soft shell until it's 20° then I wear a ski jacket like everyone else.

>>31705554
M65 Extreme Cold Weather Jacket in M81 Woodland pattern AKA The Hobo Special. If it's tongue on flagpole freezing I'll wear an M65 ECW fishtail parka.

North Face fleece hoodie I've had since I was a teenager or a Carhartt with the Sherpa lining. We don't get snow, so it's okay. If it's frosty out, I might wear long underwear. Just depends. When I'm at home on cold days, I just wear a cheap hoodie and pajama bottoms or my kigu. It's a pink sheep.

>>31708285
You lucky bastard. Btw. the armpits are likely made to be more breathable and let the sweat out. The swedes probably found it better and your armpits aren't really exposed, so it shouldn't be a problem.

>>31705554

Carhartt.
Cozy as fuck.
Warm as fuck.
Durable as fuck.

Amazing jacket, love the pants too.

>>31708066

Please tell us the story of you cucking the orbiters

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>>31708066
>"Frigoff."

>fleece jacket from Columbia
>Patagonia Torrentshell over it

not /k/ at all but it's light, warm, blocks wind/water, and best of all doesn't look autistic.

>>31709052
Fuck off
Origanlaiosshs

>>31709204
English is appreciated

>>31708890
>25lbs of cotton that insulate about as well as a 4oz thin fleece pullover
>inch wide brass zipper that still gets jammed because Carhartt cant into seams
>no draft baffle
>not waterproof
>not wind resistant
>quilting isnt baffled
> $120
Its 1890s tech that still commands a premium because of retarded farmers buying the same shit their dad had

>>31706175
>not being /fa/ as fuck during the winter
You're a fucking North Face pleb I bet

>>31706764
Actually looks pretty good. Well done

>>31707257
I've been considering buying from Duluth. Are they really good for the price?

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My old sheepskin.

>>31709355
Duluth is the tits.
A couple years back, I was working a job that required I do manual labor outside. I ended up buying their windproof fleece. It's not super thick, just two layers of fleece. That jacket was warm enough for me to be comfortable down to 10 degrees with just a t-shirt underneath. I wore it down to the negatives (before windchill) with just another thin fleece under it.
I love it. Didn't really notice any wear or damage on it at the end of winter.

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I don't know what era this is, but I use it all the time.

>>31705668
Surplus doesn't have that slim fit the bitches love. Surplus always makes you look like a hobo.

>>31709434
Been looking for a coat like that but in goddamn black or gray. OD almost always looks too casual.

How warm is it? Like if you layered it with a liner or sweatshirt, would it carry you through an average winter day? Say, 0 celsius/32 fahrenheit or thereabouts?

>>31709455
>I'll freeze my balls off b-but at least the grils will n-notice me

>>31708605
ya it seems these go for a bit online which is rather funny because I wanted a flecktarn jacket and online it was anywhere from 8-20$ both shops wanted fucking 45$ for really beat up jackets

go figure right the heavy wool jacket is cheaper than a shell its pretty water proof too I was stuck in the rain for an hour yesterday

>>31709460
Just buy an OD one and some cheap grey or black dye and dye it whatever color you want.

>>31709460
It's decent, has buttons on the Inside for extra liner. Also has a hood in the collar.

Old OD green Irish army jacket or NVA winter jacket.

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>>31705554
I have a repro US Navy peacoat, an M65 with a detachable liner & pic related (ignore the gas mask, an old picture taken for a milsupr thread, don't feel like taking a new pic when this one will do just fine)

Have an old surplus BDU M65 that I wear when I'm not too concerned about appearances. Cozy as hell, but it was used when I got it and five more years of wear and tear means I need to replace the velcro and redo the waterproofing . Definitely showing a little wear now.

Generally truck around in the tan m65 clone I bought a couple years back. Velcro isnt as well placed at the neck though.

>>31705554
Depends. I'm not tactiqueer, so innawoods when it's ball shriveling cold it's wool underlayer, down sweater/jacket, & shell (either hard or soft). For work it's a US navy officers peacoat. Really nice if you can find the real deal, got mine from a pilot friend.

Any nice WW2 German styled jackets/coats? I want to show my autism to the real world.

>>31710048
google sumpftarn jacket

>>31710048
>>31710343
Or for maximum autism go for the pea dot 44 jacket

>>31705554
Wool M40 jacket without insignia, paired with a hoodie underneath, usually

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For when it's very cold. Incredibly nice.

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Fun to go innawoods with

>>31710343
I like this one, thanks anon

>>31709260

Works more than fine for me. I'm a plumber, so what ever I wear gets torn up, I find that Carhartt tends to be the most resistant to that.... Even when it does get a hole in it, it takes forever for that hole to spread to the point that I can no longer use it.

So go fuck yourself faggot. It's the brand to go to when you're in a trade, pretty much every electrician, plumber, etc that I've met, wears it.

They do make water resistant, wind proof...pretty much every thing you bad mouth about, they have one for it.

120 is not even that much. My work boots alone are a couple hundred. You're just a poor fag is all.

So begone with you, poorfag. Your gay opinion doesn't matter to me any more. Just like a tripfag, gonna put your gay ass on ignore.

>>31709368
how good is sheepskin jacket for innawoods? is it waterpoof?

>>31710671
>they do make water resistant
I said waterPROOF. Which they do not make.
>they do make windproof
For $250+
>they're durable
So are a hundred other coats that dont weigh 25 fucking pounds and will actually keep you warm down to freezing
>120 is not even that much
No, it really isnt, but when you can pay $45 for a Wolverine thats 100% identical (even made in the same factory) or $60 for a 500d softshell from a dozen different brands thats warmer, water/windproof, lighter, just as durable, and doesnt make you look like a farmer from the 50s its entirely too much.

Protip: Your winter jacket is the same jacket you wear in autumn and spring.

>>31705554
w o o l y p u l l y

It really needs an outer layer if there's any wind; it works nicely with a varsity jacket

>>31711116
I t ch y s t i t c h y

Yeah fuck wearing that any more than required, which is the fully never.

>A moth ate mine. Thanks moth.

>>31705554
A heavy bath robe turned inside out so the flannel outside is now the inside and the outside is a towel texture.

>>31710671
it is a go to brand, own some, very nice for work and innawoods, but lately me and buddies have been buying the cabelas brand, not AS great, but comes with lifetime warranty so when you get a rip or a zipper breaks you take it back and get a new one....niiiice

Fjällräven Polar

>>31705554
USN 740 PEA JACKET

M65 for day to day, pea coat for going out to bars and such, wool overcoat if I need to wear a suit

>>31705554
>>31705669
>>31705677
Ayyy jacketbros.
I have the green and the black because why the fuck not.

>>31705678

An M65 won't blow you're mind- it's double layer poly/cotton mix, but it wears well and with the liner it's fairly warm and quite versatile. There are versions in woodland and UCP which both look like shit but can be dyed. German/UK woolly pullly/commando sweaters are cheap and layer well.

Otherwise, if you want the military look and are willing to spend money, Alpha Industries also produces a variety of modernized versions of flight and bomber jackets- they're not cheap by any means, but they are very nice, and there's a variety of options available.

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>>31708066

>got laid in a fleck parka

also just a headsup for some of you poorfags.

Copesdistributing has some good deals on ecws usgi shit with 10 shipping.

Heres the website, and a few of my favorites that are good deals if you work outside, innnawoods, or dont care what you look like but want to be warm cheap.

unissued polartec bibs these are the beez knees:
https://www.copesdistributing.com/clothing-c-289_177.html?page=2&sort=2a

Then theres the old gen 1 bear suit bibs which are great for hunting in a treestand:
http://www.copesdistributing.com/usgi-bear-suit-overalls-large-shortregular-p-2311.html

The first link also you can see some firemen jackets or m65 liners, whatever you autists call them.

cold weather gloves with gun safety finger:
http://www.copesdistributing.com/usgi-cold-weather-mitten-shell-with-trigger-finger-medium-p-2337.html

This next link:
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/new-us-military-surplus-ecw-gen-iii-parka-gray?a=1583087

Thats the shit I wore in afghanistan. I still have the jacket and wear it all winter long besides for innawoods because i dont want to rip it up and wear carhart instead.

Sportsmanguide used to have this whole set on sale for like 70-80 bucks, totally worth it and get some denim coverralls to keep the pants from getting ripped up walking through the woods, or if you aren't poor spend the money on gtex.

studded black leather trenchcoat

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>>31709455
>surplus doesnt have slim fit.

what? go fuck yourself then.

>>31705554
Leather

>>31709434
M65 jacket, they're really great
Gotta get a liner for it

>>31709434
Korea thru the 80's I guess in that color. Do you have the liner?

>>31709455
Most milsurp is loaded with drawstrings, cinch it up.

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>>31705554
For /k/ related wear I've fallen in love with my WWII B-10 jacket repro by At The Front
>pic related

Comfortable, fashionable, and very warm with a thick faux alpaca lining

http://www.atthefrontshop.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=USUJB10

>>31712798
Plus you can pretend you're flying a B-17 when driving around while wearing it in the winter.

>>31710517
>>31710524
Soviet tanker helmet?

>>31709204
You're not on /r9k/, faggot.

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I wear either a black or dark blue wool coat when it's very cold, or a lightweight grey or black Columbia jacket if it's cool and rainy.

I don't wear surplus or stuff designed to make it look military because I'm not an autist.

Enjoy people thinking you're a school shooter.

Go outside more often. Get some sun. Work out and maintain a healthy weight. Socialize. Doing these things and being a responsible, attractive, sociable and approachable gun-owner instead of a weirdo everyone worries might snap some day will do more for our gun rights than a thousand petitions or NRA memberships ever will.

>>31705554

I have this 80s made Puritan brand fleece lined camo coat that I normally wear.

Oddly enough though, my 100% polyester robe and pajama pants are warmer. Couple winters back I was outside with nothing apart from those pajama pants and the robe (apart from my tshirt, socks, and shoes) and they kept me warmer in the snow than my actual outdoor clothing.

Faded Glory makes some comfy shit.

>>31712840
Yep, got it for $40 on eBay from some Ukrainian. Said it went through the 2nd Chechen War, so that's cool too have a piece of history like that.

>>31710731
No. Only good for cold and dry

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>>31709260
My Carhartt has a draft baffle, and since I've waxed it I've had no problem with wind. It's also a bit lighter because it's one of the women's models. Never had a problem with the zipper. Got it for 50 bucks on sale.

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>>31713930
>condescending
>smug
>bland tastes

Three strikes, you're outta there!

>>31715273
You lash out because deep down you know he's right and you're weird.

>>31705678
military jackets are fucking awful for keeping you warm. they are ok for outer shell use but you will need to supply your own base layers to actually keep you warm.

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>>31715273
>bland tastes

You're right. Conventional and socially acceptable is boring, ladies like it when you peacock!

If it's cold enough, a brown leather A1 repro I got for 25 at a flea market by waiting till the vendor was packing up,
Turning the tag with "schott" and "made in USA" away from the seller,
And pretending to be confused as to wht he wanted 50 for "one of those korean pvc jackets"

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>>31706145
>>31706541
I have one, and I think it looks pretty tight. Copped it from my local Fleet Farm for $15 last year.

>>31715976
>TFW my Polish puma pack and bigass wool blanket come from FF tomorrow
>and they only cost me 15 bux total
One regret I have about leaving MN is I can't just walk into a FF and buy it

>>31716291
I want to move to a high mountain desert like SW Arizona, because superior climate, but I don't want to leave all my local surp stores.

>>31716308
I'm PacNW now, rainy as shit. Just got my plash palatka today, will be handy.

Can anyone vouch for the Brandit or Mil-Tec M65 jackets? I hear these are both made in Ireland or something.

I already own an authentic issue one, and it looks great, but I want a second one in rotation.

I don't like Alpha Industry's price tag, nor do I like Rothco's quality. Brandit and Mil-Tec is seen as an in-between from what I hear.

>>31716464
Mil Tec is German I believe

>>31716464
Mil-tec has a reputation for being the cheapest of cheapshit. (Some of the stuff is appropriate for the price, but that's it.)

>>31716464
I have Brandit's black M-65, no complaints here so far

Nothing other than usual, it never gets cold in Texas.

There is really no substitute for down insulation. Wear an 800 fill power down jacket or vest and cover it with the best rain parka you can afford.

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This is what i got
/k/omfy af

>>31706145
Bought one last friday. Works nicely for wind and also fits well, although it is a bit large without the lining.
What would be an acceptable temperature to use it with the lining, considering that it rains a lot here, but temperatures don't go too low (absolute minimum being around -3C)?

>>31706988


Just ordered one of these Jackets i hope to for your sake they are as comfy and warm as you say or else i am going to hunt you down and force feed you Romanian MREs

>>31705554

Black mil-spec M-65 bought as new 15 years ago. Basically broken in now.

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Where could I get more of these for under $50?
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/new-us-military-surplus-usmc-wool-sweater?a=1744123
I already have one that I got for $20, but I'd like a couple more, and maybe in different colors.

>>31706764
I hope thats your gf's room

>>31706145
Got one since I don't mind looking like the autist I am and I appreciate being cozy and thrifty.

>>31720261
Bumping for this.

>>31720261
Look up "Israeli military wool sweater", "British military wool sweater", "commando sweater", etc. They're all woolly pullies just with different names.

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>>31706145
It is warm and fleece cleans nice in a washer, I love mine. If you wear it and look like a neckbeard, mass shooter, or molester it isn't the jacket it is you.

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>>31705554
I wear a pic related jacket, but never with the last button buttoned: if it's that cold, I wear a scarf with it.

Gotten a lot of compliments on it. Just dont add the Wehrmacht insignia.

>>31706988
Got the heavier version of this. Way too big for me but warm as the devils asshole. Pretty tough too

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>>31706145
>2016
>Not knowing how to pull off a Czech parka

>>31707488
I know a dude who intentionally coats his with marijuana resin from every bowl he's ever smoked. It's almost all black now.

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>>31715444
>filename

>>31722618
Do you ever trigger old vets with that?

>>31722868
No, but I have gotten mocked by a couple German tourists at a deli. They asked me where my schmeisser was.

That's the only time anybody's said anything in three years.

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got my malsakrad just the other day, temps get to -40 so I need the warmth
>inb4 fatfag

>>31722882

I did it myself a few years ago, just replaced the buttons with more conventional looking ones

Despite people being touchy as shit here in Austria nobody ever said something

>>31722996
Looks cozy as fuc. Where are you that it gets that ball-frostingly cold?

>>31722996
That collar must make you look like a supervillian holy shit.

>>31723015
I dunno, the buttons are pretty plain. I get your point though.

>Tfw the Germans had incredibly good looking uniforms, but wearing them is still a ballsy move.

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>>31723067
>can get to
I'm taking worst days of the year
it is cozy as fuck, sheep skin interior keeps nice and warm, but most big jackets like it restrict arm movement to some degree
Northern Minnesota

>>31723183
kinda does

>>31723067
No shit! I'm originally from Bemidji.

>>31722996
Dear lord I need that parka in my life. Where did you get it?

>>31723347
>>31723357

Fellow mnfag here. Can confirm it gets fucking retard tier cold.

I don't know why we aren't compared to Siberia more:
>Long cold as fuck season
>Short, hot as fuck humid summer
>Everything else is grey, cool, and damp

Why did my ancestors come here?

>>31723411
I too would like to know. all the auctions on ebay are sold out or ended.

>>31723442
I fucking love the cold, I'm glad my ancestors did.
Have a 7 pound JNA parka that I wear when I visit, like wearing a fortress. I'm in the PNW now, it's just rainy and damp all the time, hardly any snow and not nearly as cold.

>>31709260
Nope. Construction industry approved, that's all you need to know.

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arborwear double thick sweatshirt, shit is great and not aspie like the milsurpshit

>>31706988
Long time carhartt fag here. I have one of the basic canvas duck ones, just the regular insulation, and it's great. They're durable as fuck and last forever. Fantastic for layering. Wear mine hunting/innawoodsing/going anywhere in the winter time

>>31723411
>>31723467
had the same problem when I got mine
it's a m1909 jacket, I spent a good week searching for that and malakrad online then jumped when I found one that fit me on Etsy.
Condition was good and everything looked fine in the pictures so I bought it. payed $180 for it, but the real gouge was shipping being $100, but It weighs 12lb and I got it in 4 days from the UK so it helps to explain.

>>31724188
Gah. That's what I feared.

>>31724303
yeah, not what you hope for but if that's what you gotta do that's what you gotta do

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>>31710048
http://www.zib-militaria.de/epages/61431412.sf/en_GB/?ViewObjectPath=%2FShops%2F61431412%2FProducts%2F190718

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I would reccomend the M1943 field jacket w/ liner, and M43 cap, which is sort of like pic related.

No joke, that shit is the warmest you can dress for less than $40. If you wear some long underwear at the same time, you will actually stop registering that it is cold outside until you go into a heated building and immediaty begin to die of heatstroke.

-T. proffesional Oklahoman living in Wisconsin.

>>31724893
I've actually thought about getting one of those, and they don't even look like something people would recognize as German WWII...unique maybe, but not something that people would notice.

>>31706764
>>>/fa/ as fuck, anon

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>>31705654
You probably look like a fucking bum.

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I really need to buy a new winter jacket. All I got now is the old winter jacket I had before my previous winter jacket, which got stolen.

anyone experience with the 5.11 Bristol Parka?

>>31706764
What did the tailor charge to do the alterations? I have a jacket I think needs to be slimmed down in the waist and hips.

>>31706988
Carhartt is most of my clothing, to be honest. It's like after high school I worked in factories for almost ten years.

Now, I'm going back to school, but it's not like I have the money to change my wardrobe.

>>31707034
Lukas?

>>31708890
The only thing any Carhart has over any of my Under Armour pullovers is they're more durable.

Other than that, they're heavy, ugly, and the equivalent of wearing tan work boats for anything not work related.

t. Truckerfag who spends a lot of time in the the cold.

woodland miltary goretex was way better than the new digital one.

Kept you warm and dry. The digi one soaks through. I never understood who thought that was better.

>>31705554
I usually wear my old M65, this was in texas though. Now that I'm in northern VA I have no idea what I'm going to do this winter.
I'll probably just buy a cold weather liner.

I have a double breasted wool top coat that I got on amazon for like 70 bucks when I got out of law school a couple years ago to look the part that is the warmest coat I ever bought. I'm going to buy another one as a hunting coat because it's so comfy.

>>31728296
And when I'm deer hunting I have a huge Dickies coverall that I wear that is insanely warm that I just wear sweats and a shirt with very light jacket under. this in Missouri where a warm deer season is 0F, windy as fuck in an tripod stand 15' above an open field.

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>>31705554
I used this in my old job worked in a freezer it was like -20. Refrigiwear is nice. But idk how much you all will like it.

Leather bomber jacket and cargo/BDU pants or jeans.

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>>31706764
wait a fucking second this looks effay as fuck...

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>>31725098
It is impractical these days for sure, but for the display of autism accept no substitute.

>>31728512
Dad lost his job. Had no money bought a 15 dollar trench coat. Shaved my head and eye brows for cancer cause my best friend got it at the time. Got put on the watch list at college.. all because I wanted a kool coat. True story.

>>31722996
you're a big guy

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Whatever this is

I have ween wearing M65 copy in Danish Camo for the past 15 years and I see no reason to stop. When it gets old, rips, looses colour etc., I just buy a new one.

In winter I just attach detachable lining - but I had cotton sleeves sewn into it so I can wear it over a t-shirt without arms sweating from direct contact to polyester.

>>31728551
kek'd

>>31705554

TAD gear because I'm pretentious and love setting money on fire.

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>>31705554
In order in how i wear them, keep in mind for cold as fucc days out innawoods
>compression shorts
>russian stripe shirt
>thermal underwear
>trekking socks wirh thermal underwear tucked flush
>flight suit cos flame retardant
>cammies from Bangastan
>riggers belt
>brown half zip up sweater
>some grey operator jacket from China
>Turtle fur
>watch cap
>timberland gloves
>hot weather booterinos with boot bands
>old sunglasses from 1980
Sounds gay but is cosy and warm as fucc.
Streetwise, some nice canvas pants with thermal underwear, undershirt, flannel, sweater, beanie

>>31728512
I mean if you wear nice complimentary business casual tones, fix up your hair, and add some polished/suede leather footwear you're set. Just keep it open af when indoors or over the shoulders

>>31708066
got an unissued one as well, comfy as fuck. Do the winter liners hook up anywhere or do you just wear it beneath the parka?

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Commando sweaters are god-tier, if it's above -15 I'll throw a leather jacket over it to keep the wind off, it it's below -15 I'll throw on a beanie and peacoat over it.

Seriously, best piece of winter clothing I've ever owned.

>>31728797
Whoops forgot crotch rabbit pelt that prevents chafing

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Ivan and some other places sell these Germ police jackets and god damn are they comfy. Removable fleece liner, water resistant goretex, fuck huge pockets inside and out. Are an interesting conversation starter and can actually be pretty /fa/ if done right. I get questions and compliments on all my parka length surp stuff, everyone wears shitty hoodies all the time so you can feel like a real fuckin special snowflake if thats what your into.

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>>31707178
Nobody else does, but I appreciate you. Have a Sherman with ass.

>>31707178
I kek at this Minor humor

I've got an m65 (mil-tec) and the lining was plenty thick last winter in the north east.

>>31728512
I will probably NEVER get a greatcoat, sorry.

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Just ordered this bad motherfucker. Most of my other jackets are 5.11 or something that resembles the infamous Taxi Driver jacket.

>>31730640
rather wear the parka desu

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>>31730640

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>>31705554

>>31722618
Where can I get?

>>31722764
>no trigger discipline
>airsoft
>mom's house
>plays with toys

underage b&

>>31730640
I cringe every time I see that blue lives matter shit

>>31730737
I got mine at Mantheline.com. I recommend going to him because 90% of all the repro companies get their stuff from the exact same nameless Chinese factory; and when you buy from him, you're supporting basically a one man operation out in South Dakota. Good guy to work with.

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>>31730767
Keep bitching nigger. Thank God you have a good chance of being dead or serving life by the time you're 30

>>31705554

Canadian military here where its cold af.
All you need, I'll start from the bottom up:

GOOD wool socks, several pairs, if you wanna double up or extras to keep around. Think thick snugpak, 5.11, wigwam, something like that.

Goretex waterproof boots, or an overboot such as neos.

A GOOD thermal base layer, I wear high rated under armor ones instead of the issued kit.

Goretex wind or ice pants to repel water. Something that cinches at the ankle. Heavier for colder weather.

Thermal top, same as bottoms.

A second layer, I wear a "puffy" the snugpak elite jacket..

A goretex jacket on the outside. I usually wear a rain jacket, even in the winter.

A good pair of winter gloves, with a liner ( so 2 pairs). Its tricky to find good ones, snugpak again are good.

A toque, a balaclava and a neck gaiter or scarf.

The above layering keeps me warm even in up to -30 C soaking wet.

If you wanna get warmer, IE arctic conditions, all you gotta do is throw on a fleece top and bottoms, maybe parka top/bottoms.

The trick is layering. Constantly adjusting your layering to reduce overheating. A rule of thumb a pathfinder taught me is you should always have a "chill", and when youre working take a bit off cus your body heats up - but to be honest the above shit up to -30 I mentioned I wear when working hard and in stationary positions.

>>31730767
Kill yourself

>>31730640
>That pocket
But the beer will get warm, anon.

Greenland Winter Jacket but if I were buying a jacket now, I'd get the M05 cold weather jacket in black or green. It's half the price and more functional.

>>31709052
fuck off randy

>>31730734
How's the jacket anon

>>31730814
any political message on clothing is cringy

.

.

.

you damn bootlicker

>>31732460
>supporting men and women in our armed forces and emergency responders publicly
>cringey

Again, I'm glad you will be dead or in prison by the time you are old enough to do any lingering societal damage

>>31732511
Someone else here. The 'thin blue line' stuff is okay, but the 'blue lives matter' crap is cringey as fuck because 1. It's based off black lives matter which we all know is bullshit at best and a violent hate group at worst, and 2. It pretends that cops are discriminated against as often as blacks and completely ignores that half or more of the country fucking worships you if you have a badge.

>>31709434
I've got my grandad'a M65 field jacket, looks exactly like this anon's. Keeps me warm in the fall, and the liner keeps me cozy in the winter. 10/10 would recommend.

>>31709455

>2016
>giving a shit about a bitch's opinion..


That's why you get a size that fits your body, dipshit..

>>31727202
don't be such a judgemental prick...

M65 is cozy af, niggerlips..

Yes.

>>31707257
This, I have one and it's great. I can wear it into negatives if I put a light sweatshirt on underneath

>>31706583
seconded. make sure you find one that has the right arm length though and definitely think about a scarf the wind tends to blow right down the front of the collar, an underarmor thermal couldnt hurt ether.

source: spent a winter on the western shore of lake Michigan with a peacoat.

>>31710839
Your own body should keep you warm down to freezing. Quit being a skinny nu-male faggot and eat a sandwich.

>>31730744
How can someone be this retarded?

just ordered my gorka in tibet camo
its gonna be comfi
ill wear thigh highs and stuff under my clothes to stay warm too

The day that /k/ convinced me to order a Czech M85 parka. On its way now.

>>31705554
TAD Stealth LT/Ranger LT or a Arktis Smock and TAD Praetorian.

>>31705554
>jackets
>/k/ - weapons

>>31737083
>implying /k/ hasn't turned into general military

Hand-me-down navy peacoat my dad traded his field jacket for in Vietnam. I also got a Alpha Industry field jacket at Nordstrom rack. Peacoat for max cozy, field for max utility.

>>31706145
Theyre excellent. Just make sure you wear them right to avoid looking like an autist

I been looking for an army parka, rather large hood and an arm pocket but I can't really find any damned parkas matching this on the internet without getting me some female clothing at the end of the search.. and that just wont do.

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Lightweight, water and wind proof, keeps me warm. Layering this with another thicker shirt and an icebreaker is perfect.

If not this, than a kickass denim jacket with the same under layers.

ITT: people who haven't spent long periods of time outdoors in cold weather.
A couple of you clearly have some idea, most of y'all are morons

>>31740431
>denim
>aka cotton
>In cold potentially wet environments
I would let you freeze before I start a fire tbqh

>>31705554
M85, wanna get patches so i can look even more homeless

>>31740440
So you teach us the right way Mr. Smartypants.

>>31740431
What jacket is this?

>>31728797
whats the grey chink jacket?
looks comfy

>>31745032
http://tacticalgear.com/condor-phantom-soft-shell-jacket-graphite?gclid=CK3Ml4yl6s8CFU-CfgodOF4EZw#/26145/2395,9082/1?dl=b

Where can I find decent quality, well-fitting long sleeve shirts?

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New zealand army woolen bush shirt. Comfy. Warm.

>>31745326
thanks man

>>31722618

What do you wear with it?
Got any pics of your outfits?

>>31729005

I wanted one of those but I have one question -- how hard is it to remove the "POLIZEI" reflective lettering on the back?

Only thing keeping me from getting one.

>>31706988
>Carhartt
C o m f y as it gets, warmer than Lucifer's taint, and holy shit are they durable. My grandfather has had the same one since the early 90s. He's a mechanic and hunts, and it gets worn all the time. Yet it's completely fine, save for a few oil stains on it. Best part is, a lot of Carhartts looks really nice; I live in a rural area and they're acceptable as formal wear for the most part.

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I've been using a 5.11 aggressor parka for 2 winters now and it's great.

>>31745977
No pics. I just dress totally normal with it. My usual rule with military clothing is only 1 piece per ensemble, so that jacket would be the only military style clothing I'd wear that day.

It looks good with a nice pair of blue jeans, a flannel, nice sweater, and looks dope af with a scarf.

>>31746617
Ok sweet, I have a swedish tunic with Heer insignia, might think about pulling off the eagle and giving that a go.

Do you wear it with brown dessert boots? or sneakers?

>>31746697
I used to have a Swedish wool tunic as well, haha.

I don't know about desert boots, unless you're talking about those crepe sole chukka boots, then yes. I don't wear tennis shoes unless I'm wearing shorts, so I dunno there. I have a pair of really beat up old Redwings that are A E S T H E T I C, that I wear basically every day.

>>31746617

Where'd you get yours, either way? I assume it's not an original.

>>31746697

>Swedish tunic with Heer insignia

This sounds like Kung Fury

>>31716464
have one in olive, can definitely recommend. very durable

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I wear a Beyond PCU level 5 jacket with a DriFire 1/4 zip heavyweight sweater as an insulating layer. Really nice combination that is adequate for most of the cold weather we have around here. I've never really had to wash the sweater either since it's antimicrobial. I've done mile runs in it and have had it soaked with sweat and it still smelled like it did when it came out of the bag (still wash it anyways).

>>31709260
what do you buy instead?

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>>31705554
I'm gonna see how my m65 works with the liner in the cold this winter. Failing that I have my hbs battletech backer flight jacket- are the sleeves supposed to ride up my arms when I reach forwards or should I have ordered it a size larger?

>>31747786
Steiner freebirth scum

>>31746902
>Where'd you get yours,
Mantheline.com. Really good guy to work with when buying stuff. Highly recommend.

>Swedish tunic with Heer insignia
>Sounds like Kung Fury
A little fun fact: literally all the German enlisted men's uniforms worn in Band of Brothers were converted Swedish tunics.

>>31747835
Eat my scout lance, Salamanders and Commandos. My Dropmate is brining Atlases and Accordions.

>>31706988
I wear charhartt jackets my dad got in the 80's.

they've faded and some have stains but 0 fraying and I can legit just wear one to go /out/ anytime for damn near any length of time in the dead of a New England winter

>>31747897
>Commando
>vs Kit Fox

>Salamander
>vs Highlander IIC

>Atlas
>vs Dire Wolf

Just more kills for our warriors to brag about and more salvage for our bondsmen to pick through for us. Perhaps you'll be lucky and we'll spare you so you can join them.

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>>31746757
These kind of boots. They look very smart with jeans.

>>31723357
Did you kill your high school bully and wife as well?

>>31748165
Uh, no?

>>31748121
Then yeah, you'll look spiffy. Just make sure that jacket REALLY fits. Mine is slightly large on me, and it kind of sticks out in the back in a weird way. I've gone to a tailor to alter it, but the lady said it already fits almost perfectly and that any alterations would be so small it wouldn't be worth it.

>>31748175
Dumb Fargo reference, nevermind my autism

>>31706145
im 5 10 and 185 lbs

Whats a good size?

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This thing but in black, its alright.

>>31748249
Not him, but measure around your chest and gut, convert those inches to centimeters, and compare what you found to sizing tables for European clothing.

>>31748179
Yeah mine has very large sleeves. Good length but quite baggy. Might get them taken in a little. Maybe even sow on some elbow patches like a tweed jacket.

>>31707414
iz good coat, zippers can be stiff as fuck though. Also, the liner is great, annoying to zip up because of retarded stiff zipper.

>>31748256
Is that a goat? do you have a cargo goat? That's fucking awesome haha.

>>31748328
that not me but yes that it a pack goat.

http://www.backcountry.com/roark-revival-axeman-jacket-mens#review-atg512209

>>31748369
http://www.backcountry.com/explore/backpacking-the-goatworthy-way

>>31748381
>>31748369
Damn, I have always thought about getting a donkey for when I hunt/hike in the mountains. I carry too much shit to go for extreme distances I'd like to.

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>>31748293
Yeah, seeing as how it's a fairly complicated piece of clothing, I'm really not sure how a tailor could take it in, cos that's the exact issue I have.

Pic related, 1/2

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>>31748293
>>31748475

2/2. Looks better from the front. Still have gotten good words on it, but I still think it looks a little frumpy.

i just wear hoodies, and thermals under the hoodies if its that cold

>>31748632
You've got to be fat, have a really excellent tolerance to the cold, it doesn't get too cold where you are, or not spend much time outside at once...maybe any combo of the four.

>>31748668
I am fat at about 235, and I've lived in the New England my whole life.

just hoodies is a bit of an overstatement on my part though, I have some pretty heavy hoodies for when I go ice fishing or snowboarding or something.

>>31706764
Of what I can tell you look just like a kid I used to know. Is your name Donovan.

I would know what to wear if Giddy would just put a shirt/jacket on when he posts here. But why would anyone want him to do that

>sizzle

>>31707278
hahahahaa
that photo is from some shitty surplus store in Toronto. I hope it was just the staff they got to model..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/201688171286 (not affiliated)

Hmm. Worth getting? Supposedly it's uncomfortable.

>>31732548
Nigger detected!

>>31705554
M65 with a wool or quilted liner. If you want extra water resistance, wax it.

Remember, a single poofy coat isn't really a good idea, you should have a wind/water barrier, and 2-3 layers of insulation for freezing temps, that way if you get overheated you can remove layers progressively to avoid sweating.

Good fabrics for insulation are wool, some silk fabrics, and some synthetics (though I prefer wool overall, especially merino wool). Avoid cotton unless you are waxing it.

>>31746526
how many pockets does it have

>>31706764
That's a great point, though; get your clothes tailored, especially if they're surplus, or you will look like a neckbeard swimming in fabric.

Remember, the man wears the clothes, the clothes should not wear him.

>>31748475
>>31748497
how many pockets does it have anon

>>31751175
Four external pockets, and one small one inside at the front bottom.

>>31751197
hm during the winter i work on a mountain as a chair lift attendant so i tend to need something warm with pocket space to hold snacks and the like for me and my fellow attendants just in case they forget their snacks so how big are the outside pockets if you dont mind me asking

>>31706145
If you're a skellington then be warned that even the appropriate size will look huge on you. I wear mine with the collar popped for full effect.

90% of wearers look like complete spergs but sometimes that's not so bad.

>>31705554
CARHARTT
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I don't wear milsurp, but like stuff from the civilian world that's similarly utilitarian. Here, photo I took for some thread or other like a year or two ago.

>>31751269
They're big enough. But as the Germans learned during Operation Typhoon, just a field tunic isn't that warm for extended periods.

I wear mine because it's just warm enough when I wear a hoodie or sweater underneath, and it's /fa/ as hell.

>>31748497
I suspect it would work in winter when youre going for a more rugged up look.

>>31751358
With a patterned scarf, it looks great. Still casual, but also fashionable and a bit different, so you don't look the same as literally everyone else out there.

>>31751355
oh darn i was normally out in anywhere -30 or warmer and last season my coat got cut open when i had to catch a rather rude skiers child because they did not listen about holding their child properly

>>31709753
vz.95 congo?

>>31707389
w2c please

>>31751348
how do you like those boots? I was thinking of getting some

cop here, this jacket is fag

>>31723567

Just pulled the trigger on one. I very much dislike wearing coats.

>>31706145
I'm 6'10 and 235.

What are my chances of getting one in my size.

>>31751748
http://mantheline.com/product/m36-heerss-tunic/
here is what i found best of luck

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>>31728603
Fer yew

>>31706567

I wear chinese copy of this thing and it's pretty good.

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>>31705554
I wear an old military surplus jacket in Woodland Camo. No idea where it came from, my dad was just tossing out old hunting camo one day and asked if I wanted it. It's a bit big on me, but shit is it warm with the liner in. There's a draw string on the bottom you can use to seal it to your waist, keeps the heat in just fine. Too bad some fucker obliterated the zip-in (not-so-waterproof-anymore) hood.

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>>31705554

>>31751422
Naw, a comparatively thin WWII jacket is definitely not suited to what you're doing in that case.

Just get a big puffy jacket or one of those other normie coats that work well in the legit cold.

>>31751348
I sort of don't wear milsurp either, but I do at the same time: I just have a rule for myself that only allows 1 piece of milsurp clothing per outfit, including the jacket.

Keeps me from looking like an autist or mass shooter, maybe both.

>>31730786

>No Heer black panzer wrap

A shame, really, the rest of his lineup looks great

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>>31753786
It was a damn sharp uniform.

>>31746617
Come on, post a pic faggot.

>>31753816

If it weren't so short I'm sure the insignia-less piece would be good for winter wear as well.

Does anyone know a good place where you get a non-gookshit repro?

>>31705554
barbour, patagonia, arcteryx

test

>>31724893
How's the sleeve length on those? I'm guessing the I (48/50) is chest size.

>>31753717
those break too easy for my im kinda big and awkward at 6'5 and just under 300lbs i need something that is not too intrusive but also durable just in case i have to carry kids with skis or snowboards because the edges can be rather sharp and painful

>>31753888
http://mantheline.com/product/m36-heerss-tunic/
here have fun

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>>31753552
Nobody actually uses the hoods on these anyways.

>>31755657
>http://mantheline.com/product/m36-heerss-tunic/

That's not the black tanker uniform

And their black wraps are the shitty SS model, too

>>31753888
If you don't mind ordering from Europe.
http://europemilitaria.net/epages/b2288b78-6b65-447f-85e7-b0e749333ec6.sf/de_DE/?ObjectID=2635522&ViewAction=FacetedSearchProducts&SearchString=panzer&SearchButton=