This is a genuine, original Czech M60 raindrop camo parka. Warsaw Pact Design Originally made for the Czechoslovakian People's Army (ČSLA) in the 1960s, troops called this long coat the Kongo parka. The coat was made for cold border patrols during the Cold War. It is made from a heavy cotton canvas shell with a quilted cotton liner to keep you warm. This makes it a great, long-lasting coat for bushcraft, camping or winter walking today. Double Camouflage Pattern The vz. 60 Jehličí (needles) pattern uses vertical brown lines over a grey-green base. What makes this special is the hidden infrared-reflective dye print underneath. Under night vision, this hidden print shows up as a cloud pattern. This smart design breaks up your shape in the dark woods, which makes it highly collectible and unique compared to standard modern jackets. Built for the Outdoors For real-world use, you get reinforced elbows that stop wear when crawling or working. It features a hidden button front and a storm flap to block cold wind. There are two front pockets and a unique right-rear pocket that was first made to hold a grenade. The high collar has a secure throat tab to keep heat in, giving you excellent protection against bad weather. Prepare for your next bushcraft or camping trip with this rugged piece of Czechoslovakian military history.
