Starting with the monster parka hit, modern military outerwear seems to be as popular as ever this year. They are made to exacting mil-spec standards, and unlike the old ones, they are lightweight and warm. Perhaps this is due to the fact that they are equipped with features that make them comfortable in the winter.
Modern military outerwear that still exudes vigor, "US ARMED FORCES GEN III ECWCS LEVEL 7 PRIMALOFT JACKET", which should be called a representative of this type of outerwear.Huynemuz."Vintage clothing stores participating inHAg-Lewas discovered in a large quantity at a Surplus store in a rural town in the U.S.A. . We bought a large number of sizes from XS to XL, including deadstock.
US ARMED FORCES GEN III ECWCS LEVEL 7 PRIMALOFT JACKET ¥15,000-¥38,000+TAX
*Prices vary depending on size and condition, DEAD STOCK available.
ECWCS is a layering system developed by the U.S. military for cold climates, in which there are clothing levels set from 1 to 7, and the layers are put on in order from 1 (thinnest) to 7 (lightest) depending on the temperature and situation. Level 7 is the top layer, or the warmest garment for extremely cold climates.
PrimaLoft is used for the padding, which provides excellent warmth retention. Despite its voluminous appearance, it is super lightweight, and its soft shell is comfortable to wear without being bulky.
The official name is "Parka,Extreme Cold Weather". The contractor for this shipment is TENNIER INDUSTRIES INC. and most of the items are made in 2007. Various sizes are available, so you can choose the one you are satisfied with.
Hagre will hold a special pre-sale at Huinam's prior to the in-store sales! The sale will start at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, Friday, October 26, 2012. Click hereHagre.". will be uploaded to the store page of This is the strongest winter outerwear of the U.S. military standard, which is definitely useful if you have one. To say the least, we recommend it .
Text_Yosuke Ishii
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Pre-sale date and time: Friday, October 26, from 10:00 a.m.
