A utility coat with a camouflage pattern adopted by the U.S. Marine Corps in 1944. Commonly known as P44 and M44, "P" comes from the year the pattern was established and "M" comes from the year the model was adopted. The green woodland surface and the beige desert surface and print are printed on both sides of the eye-filled herringbone twill, and it can be worn reversibly with trousers. On both chests of the green side, there are large-capacity pockets from the shoulders to the chest, and it is fastened with a snap button that makes it easy to store and take out. The sleeves are made in one piece, and the sleeves can be adjusted with two iron buttons.
This jacket was designed to be worn on top of other garments so it is large in the construction. It looks great when worn over sized but if you prefer a slightly more slim silhouette you can size down. Please see the measurements for more information.
Dan is 188 cm tall, weighs 84 kilos and wears a size 38.
- Buzz Rickson's USMC P-44 Camo Jacket Herringbone Twill - Lot nr: BR15884 - 100% cotton herringbone twill fabric - Reversible Woodland and Desert Camo - US. Marine Corps Donut Buttons - Two large chest front pockets - Black Snaps for chest pockets - Pre washed and won't shrink - Made in Japan
All measurements are in centimeters and measured on a flat surface. Width is measured straight across the chest from armpit to armpit. Shoulder Width is taken straight across the top of the shoulders at the seams. length is measured at the back of the garment from the neck down and the sleeve length is measured on the underarm from the armpit to the end of the cuff.
