Russian Digiflora Parka (Early Version)
Quick 3 day trip to Kiev, what could go wrong?
Russia is famous for it’s harsh winters and thus has created some incredibly hardy winter gear. These jackets are tough, comfy and covered in utility pockets. There are some slight differences between each jacket due to versions, factories involved as well as wear.
These are no longer produced and have been replaced by the VKBO line which improved the garments of the Russian military significantly with better materials and feautures. You still see these in service with conscripts, DPR militia and other ancillary forces.
Additional photos show the difference between grades 1 and 3. Grade 1 will be in very good condition. A minor defect may be present but will be VERY small and insignificant. Grade 2 will have defects present, easily repairable but possibly multiple. Grade 3 will look like it took a grenade blast. Broken zippers, rips, tears, the rest. Good for displaying something that’s been through a war but not something you’d likely be able to repair.
These were sourced from a Ukranian supply depot. They are dirty. You will need to wash them. There is no biological material present in any of these.
Most include a liner but a few do not. It’s random if one will be included due to stock.
Quick 3 day trip to Kiev, what could go wrong?
Russia is famous for it’s harsh winters and thus has created some incredibly hardy winter gear. These jackets are tough, comfy and covered in utility pockets. There are some slight differences between each jacket due to versions, factories involved as well as wear.
These are no longer produced and have been replaced by the VKBO line which improved the garments of the Russian military significantly with better materials and feautures. You still see these in service with conscripts, DPR militia and other ancillary forces.
Additional photos show the difference between grades 1 and 3. Grade 1 will be in very good condition. A minor defect may be present but will be VERY small and insignificant. Grade 2 will have defects present, easily repairable but possibly multiple. Grade 3 will look like it took a grenade blast. Broken zippers, rips, tears, the rest. Good for displaying something that’s been through a war but not something you’d likely be able to repair.
These were sourced from a Ukranian supply depot. They are dirty. You will need to wash them. There is no biological material present in any of these.
Most include a liner but a few do not. It’s random if one will be included due to stock.
Quick 3 day trip to Kiev, what could go wrong?
Russia is famous for it’s harsh winters and thus has created some incredibly hardy winter gear. These jackets are tough, comfy and covered in utility pockets. There are some slight differences between each jacket due to versions, factories involved as well as wear.
These are no longer produced and have been replaced by the VKBO line which improved the garments of the Russian military significantly with better materials and feautures. You still see these in service with conscripts, DPR militia and other ancillary forces.
Additional photos show the difference between grades 1 and 3. Grade 1 will be in very good condition. A minor defect may be present but will be VERY small and insignificant. Grade 2 will have defects present, easily repairable but possibly multiple. Grade 3 will look like it took a grenade blast. Broken zippers, rips, tears, the rest. Good for displaying something that’s been through a war but not something you’d likely be able to repair.
These were sourced from a Ukranian supply depot. They are dirty. You will need to wash them. There is no biological material present in any of these.
Most include a liner but a few do not. It’s random if one will be included due to stock.
