A rare pullover ski patrol parka used by the Army Mountain Troops in the 1940s! Mainly used as mountain warfare clothing by the U.S. Army, it was used by the 1st Special Operations Force, who were trained, including paratroopers, amphibious commandos, and mountain ski troops. The fabric is finished with lightweight cotton poplin. There are several types of wartime ski parkas, but this one is not the major Henley neck button pullover, and it features a drawcord and button-closure pockets designed in a V-shape! You'll see when you wear it, it's incredibly cute! It's unique and doesn't overlap with other field parkas or snow parkas! A rare piece that is not often available, how about it? Shoulder width 67cm, body width 72cm, length 85cm, sleeve length 59cm ○ Although we inspect the items, there may be scratches and stains that cannot be fully shown in the photos due to the vintage nature of the clothing. ○ The color may appear different depending on the shooting environment, so there may be a difference from the actual color. ○ Measurements are also amateur measurements, so there may be some errors. ○ Please ask all your questions before purchasing. We basically cannot answer or respond to questions after purchase (size, color, condition, shipping method, etc.). ○ We will ship the item as small as possible, so there may be wrinkles during packaging. ○ To prevent unfair returns and cancellations, we take photos of the item's condition and packaging at the time of shipment. ◎ Please purchase after agreeing to the above. Color: Beige系 m-51 m-65 m-43 Field Parka