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Buzz Rickson's

M-51 Parka - Olive

The M-51 parka was an updated version of the M-48 pullover parka that had evolved since World War Ⅱ. It was provided mainly to U.S. Army officers and personnel who fought in the cold during the Korean War. To protect the U.S. Forces from this unprecedented cold battlefield, a layering system was employed so that the parka could be worn over ordinary equipment. While the shell of the initial model(1951) was made of thick cotton satin, it was changed to Oxford cotton nylon from the 1952 and later models to cut down on cost and make the parka lighter. The cuff has a rubber strap adjuster belt to better keep out the cold. Heat-insulating wool is also used for the pockets.
 
  • Thigh length
  • Relaxed fit 
  • Adjustable drawstring at hood, waist and hem
  • Made in Japan
  • Snap Button: Mil Specs Brass
  • Side pockets with 26oz wool lining 
  • 100% Cotton
  • Made in Japan

Model is 6’1” (185cm) and wears a size M
Shipping, duty and tax-free to the USA 
 
cad  739.00
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