1970s 1968 pattern Combat Smock BRITISH MILITARY 1970s 1968 Pattern British Army Combat Smock British Military P68 SMOCK COMBAT JAMES SMITH&CO. DPM Camo This is said to be the Rolls-Royce of combat clothing. It has four pockets + numerous inner pockets, a cotton poplin full lining, a "コの字" (ko-ji) stop NZ zip, and a beaver tail, etc., making it incredibly well-made, with high cold protection and functionality. The epaulettes follow the shoulder line and didn't bother me. Personally, I think it should be rated about the same as the P1960. The subsequent P85 has cheaper specifications for the zip, cuffs, lining, etc., so the vintage appeal is probably only up to this model. Rare size 1. I would be grateful if you would consider it. ● Size: 1 Shoulder width 49cm (shoulder to shoulder) Body width 55cm (underarm to underarm) Sleeve length 56cm (shoulder to cuff) Length 74cm (collar to hem) Please note that there may be some errors due to amateur measurements. My fit (see below body type or profile) is a good size with a moderate amount of room. I think this size 1 is the best. ● Material: Cotton ● Condition: Small scratches and black stains on the right sleeve. In addition, there are some light stains overall, but the condition is good for this age and I think there are no problems with wearing it. I would appreciate it if those who are used to vintage clothing would understand and purchase it. ● Other I am 169cm tall, 57kg, and slightly thin. My clothing size is S (US/UK 36, French 44), and my pants size is 29-30 inches, which is a perfect fit. I wear some items a little loosely depending on the item. The page information is only an amateur's guess. US Army, US Navy, American vintage clothing, Euro vintage clothing, Euro workwear, Euro vintage, vintage, French workwear, military, Royal Navy, moleskin, hunting, atelier coat, Mont Saint Michel, A.P.C., Adolf Lafont, m47, m65, German Army, British Army, French Army, Nigel Cabourn, KAPTAIN SUNSHINE, ENGINEERED GARMENTS, ANATOMICA, Nepenthes