Parka — grid pattern shell with hood, full button front, waist and hem drawcords, front pockets, and internal buttons for the liner.

Liner — original “Liner, Night, Camouflage, Parka: Desert,” Selma Apparel Corp, 1984 DLA contract label present and legible. Quilted polyester batting with nylon shell, buttons directly into the parka. Size Small (chest 33–37”), though these were cut generously as over-garments — flat measurements available on request.

Very good vintage condition for its age — no rips or repairs, drawcords and buttons all present, contract labels intact in both pieces. From a smoke-free home.

Complete parka-and-liner sets in this pattern are getting harder to find — most surviving examples are shell only. One for militaria collectors, Gulf War historians, or anyone into the grid camo aesthetic that fashion keeps borrowing.