This item's design is a fusion of a 1940s parachute unit jacket and a mountain unit coat.
By tightening the drawstring at the waist, you can create a neat silhouette.
The rare indigo hunter camo and nut buttons create a beautiful contrast.
Fabric: Indigo Duck Hunter Camo This indigo camouflage fabric is based on the reversible camouflage pattern adopted by the US Army in the 1940s. The surface is finished in indigo and navy color.
The "Duck Hunter Camouflage" on which the design of this fabric was based was so similar to the camouflage pattern used by enemy forces at the time that it was said to have led to numerous accidents in which friendly forces mistook it for one and fired upon by mistake during battle, and the fabric was dyed in indigo to prevent this.
The above is an excerpt from the PREQUEL website.
This hooded jacket has no lining and can be worn until spring.
What makes this item so interesting is the reversible indigo duck hunter camo fabric that is overdyed with indigo.
