VINTAGE 50s Canadian Army SUMMER FIELD JKT Summer Field Field Jacket / Bush Jacket Missing belt, fading, wear, and some damage, but it has a nice vintage feel. The size notation is not visible because the stencil has disappeared. 100% cotton This is a summer field jacket from the Canadian Army. It uses sturdy cotton twill and features very elaborate cutting and sewing. A traditional British-style bush jacket with 4 pockets and a waist belt closure. The back pleats (photo 7) and large hem pockets with gussets (photo 10) enhance functionality. Influenced by the British Empire, it has almost the same design as British Army jackets of the same era, with a European and smart silhouette, different from the American style. Photo 9: Side slits Photos 5 and 6: The cuffs, which are prone to damage, are in good condition. Photo 8: Underarm ventilation Photos 11-14: Measurements are taken with a measuring tape. Please use them as a reference. Photo 15: Damage to the upper left back. Photo 16: Damage to the back of the collar. Photo 17: Writing around the inside of the collar. Approximate measurements (shoulder width 44cm, body width 54cm, sleeve length 58cm, length 67.5cm) Please note that there may be some errors due to amateur flat measurements. This is a used military item. There may be fraying, scratches, fading, sun damage, weaving flaws, storage stains, dirt, and odors. The color may differ from the actual item due to the photos. We will try to show any noticeable damage, but there may be oversights. This information is based on amateur online research, so there may be errors. Please purchase only if you can judge from the images and understand these points, and if you have an understanding of vintage items. Keywords: uk vintage, German Army, American Army, RRL, RAF, SAS, M43, M47, M52, M65, Jungle Fatigue, moleskin jacket, French military, Euro military, MARTIN MARGIELA, Martin Margiela, linen, USAF, ARMY, NAVY, Air Force, Army, Navy, motorcycle coat, Masaki Suda, ANATOMICA, Anatomica, AIR FORCE, US Army, WWⅠ, WWⅡ, 40's, 60's, 70's, 80's