/fa/ - Fashion

>>12794781
I don't know as much as I seem to, I just like to browse. I have a british windproof smock dyed black so that the DPM shines through as very dark green and brown. I had a pair of trousers in the pattern Knoch is wearing in your pic, much less pristine though, which I dyed black (they looked very menacing, with padded knees, pockets way down, drawstrings, now they are much more suitable for everyday wear, it shines through just a bit, like the Brit jacket) and a Belgian puzzle camo raincoat. My favourite pieces are my wool loden pieces. The Swiss wool trousers are amazing (beautiful aquatic tint, great craftsmanship), the Finnish are very modern in design but have that old-timey loden fabric, the jacket that goes with it is probably my favourite jacket right now (the one pictured in the OP). I also have a Swedish wool tunic from 1949 (>>12794622) which is also very nice. I just ordered two pairs of old Swedish loden trousers (similar to the Finnish but with very decorative button-closure on pockets) and a Norwgian wool sweater. I also have one of those Swedish 50s/60s prison uniforms they had at Varusteleka and the jacket is very nice for more leisurely, elegant fits. The fabric is beautiful as it changes colours depending on light/viewpoint, being woven from with green and brown threads. Apart from that black dyed Bundeswehr cargo trousers, black Bundeswehr parade trousers, Finnish service belt (which is great) and that might be it. I also have German 80s Springerstiefel, restored 70s Norwegian brown ankleboots and, my favourite piece of footwear for life, very comfortable and aesthetic, a pair of 1960s black Bundeswehr ankleboots which I bought in mint condition.

I never realised how much of this I really own. Huh, wow.
Oh, and an 80s wool US army field shirt. And Australian puttees. And Swiss wool neck tube and gloves. And a Finnish fur hat. And a Belgian M-64 parka.

That might be it.
Thinking bout getting pic related but unsure, never bought replica.