Russian "Flora" Parka West Germany We've converted the old sizing

We've converted the old sizing system into one in good 'ol American imperial inches

three-season garment originally made from literal tent fabric

A bunch of the nerds on the internet wanting to go to the arctic circle

With a six largely sized pockets

but are ready for plenty more

Russian "Flora" Parka West Germany We've converted the old sizingIntroduced in 1998, the Russian Flora pattern known as VSR 98 is a derivative of the earlier Soviet Pattern known as dubok, or 3 TsV. It was introduced as the mainstay camouflage pattern for both the conventional units of the Russian Armed Forces along with the Ministry of Internal Affairs until the introduction of the pixelated pattern Edinaya maskirovochnaya rascvetka or EMR was introduced. This parka was found on the back of many Soviet conscripts