Yugoslavia Serbia M93 Oak Leaf Camouflage Pattern Woodland Blouse Jacket

ATTENTION: Dear Customers, you will receive exactly the same item which you see on the pictures, not similar or other. Please read the description carefully and review the photos.

This Yugoslavian Serbia Army VJ M93 Oak Leaf Pattern Soldier blouse is a must have for collectors of militaria and items related to the Kosovo, Bosnia and Croatia War in the 90s. This blouse features the iconic oak leaf pattern and was made in Serbia, adding to its authenticity and value. It is perfect for display or as a useful addition to any military inspired collection Since its good condition even it was manufactured in 1997 can be worn daily. With its connection to a historical conflict, this blouse is significant piece of history that should not be missed. Add this piece to your collection today.
Serbia was originally one of the six Socialist Republics of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, formed in 1946 following the end of the Second World War. Beginning in 1991, the SFRY began to disintegrate as the various republics voiced their desire for sovereignty. By 2003, all that remained of the old federal republic was Serbia and Montenegro, which remained a confederation with that name until 2006 when Montenegro became its own state.
Many of the original Yugoslavian camouflage designs remained in use with the Vojska Srbije i Crna Gore (Army of Serbia and Montenegro) well into the present era. However, some new designs have also been implemented in recent years. Even while a part of Yugoslavia, Serbian police units did also use some camouflage designs that were not in use by the other member states of Yugoslavia.
M93 oak leaf pattern replaced the M89 series of clothing. This is essentially the same camouflage pattern as the M89, but used on a new series of field uniforms.

Size: 9/184cm/XL
Dimensions:
a. shoulder: 52cm
b. sleeves: 62cm
c. length: 80cm

See the last photo to see how we measure each item.

Weight: 1012g

ITEM NO. w2444