Thank you for viewing. This is a SAS Smock in the Brush Stroke Camouflage pattern. *SAS stands for Special Air Service, a special forces unit of the British Army. This is a truly rare piece, considered a top-of-the-line item in vintage military wear. It's incredibly rare, yet its high design quality blends well with modern fashion, with many brands like AUBERGE, NICENESS, and Nigel Cabourn sampling from it. The shoulders have a beautiful drape, so it looks great even when worn oversized. Unlike the Denison smock, it's also lightweight, which is a plus. Trousers are also becoming scarce, but the smock is truly hard to find... The item itself is no longer available in the vintage market, so it's not something you can buy even if you have the money. I think this is a particularly cool piece in terms of design, especially the pattern of the print and the balance of color placement. 【Size】 size 4 Actual measurements are approximately: Shoulder width 67cm Body width 70cm Length 70cm (from shoulder line to hem) Sleeve length 85cm *There may be slight variations due to amateur measurements. *Size 4 is equivalent to Medium Short in US military sizing. I, at 171cm and 63kg with a standard build, find it to be a good size. 【Condition】 The fabric still has some firmness and hasn't faded much. The hood string, hem string, and buttons are original. There is a small hole and 9 repair spots near the hem on the back, and one spot on the hood. There is some paint stain on the left chest pocket and near the right sleeve, and a slightly whitish area, but the fabric is still strong. I have summarized them in the last 6 photos, so please take a look. In my opinion, because it's a camouflage pattern, you probably won't notice most of the repairs unless you look closely. From the perspective of easy on-off in the battlefield, many soldiers customized the front with a zip, but this item is the original smock specification. The production period was short, in the 1940s, and the number of items is very small, so its rarity is high, and I think the price will continue to rise in the future. This is a vintage item from about 80 years ago. How about it for those who usually wear military items and vintage clothing? You can also see other products from here. Please feel free to take a look. ↓ #tmOtherProducts