Mint deadstock, possibly one in the world.

Interesting Test Sample, Seward iron works was a British/Hong Kong company who had assorted contracts the largest was m51 helmets for the Dutch army, they dabbled with clothing and camo. However we found they had a contract with pre revolution Imperial Iran. We are thinking this was test sample for the Iranian army they produced in 1977, was it delivered immediately who knows, but we do know the Islamic Revolution started in 1978, leaving this contract and production abandoned. It’s definitely unique despite being a close cousin of wwii then Cold War German Splinter camo patterns.

Pants 34x32

Jacket pit to pit 24 inches