In great used condition, there are a few picks to the outer fabric and white flecks where the camo print has come away, a common issue with surplus fabric.

A small marks to the lower front (see image 11), another small mark on the right sleeve (see image 12) and the seams of the inner sleeve lining are begging to rip and come away (see image 21-22).

Overall still great and a really nice example.

Extremely rare and hard to find, this jacket was a limited release and made using surplus misprinted British Army camouflage fabric. 

Green and brown camouflage colourway. 

Full zip closure with snap button placket. 

Two flap upper chest pockets, along with two flap hand pockets and a single inside pocket.

Drawstring waist and hem cinch for an adjustable fit. 

Snap button adjustable cuffs. 

Made in Blackburn, United Kingdom. 

Community Clothing is a clothing brand founded by Patrick Grant that aims to focus on ethically made British garments produced in the United Kingdoms textile regions to help local textile mills and reduce waste within the fashion industry. 

100% Cotton with a polyester, cotton, viscose and acetate inner lining. 

Size Large.

Pit to Pit (External): 21”.

Neck to Hem: 32.5”.

Pit to Cuff: 20.5”.