Unissued Polish Wz. 89 Puma Parka w/Liner

The Wz. 89 camouflage pattern, also known as "Puma" or "Zába" (meaning "Frog"), is a distinctive military camouflage pattern used by the Polish Armed Forces. This pattern was introduced in the late 1980s and saw extensive use in the early post-Cold War era, particularly in the 1990s.

The Polish military surplus parka is a robust and versatile garment, perfect for those seeking a durable and functional outerwear option. This parka is made from a blend of cotton and polyester, providing both comfort and durability. It features the distinct Wz. 89 "Puma" camouflage pattern, which is not only visually appealing but also practical for various outdoor settings.

Key features of the parka include a removable quilted liner, which offers additional warmth and can be easily detached for use in milder conditions. For added functionality, the parka includes a drawstring around the waist, allowing for a customizable fit, and adjustable cuffs to help keep the elements at bay. The front of the parka closes with buttons, and there's a storm flap to provide extra protection against wind and rain.

The parka is available in a range of sizes, catering to different body types. The sizing is based on a combination of height and chest circumference, ensuring a good fit for most users. It's important to note that these parkas are military surplus items, meaning they are genuine issue products that may show signs of use but are in good condition.

This parka is an excellent choice for outdoor enthusiasts, military surplus collectors, or anyone looking for a sturdy and functional jacket with a unique history and design.

The Short & Sweet:

• Genuine Polish army surplus
• Wz. 89 "Puma" colorway
• Issued; Good condition
• Two front slant pockets
  
• One button-up arm pocket
• Removable button-in quilted liner
• Button-up front