Shoulder width 47 Body width 61 Length 75 Sleeve length 61 This jacket was adopted in the Soviet Union (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) in the 1970s and 80s, before the collapse of the Soviet Union. It is a cotton winter jacket used during the era of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. The outer layer is cotton twill, and the inside is quilted with padding and vertical stitching. The design is like a combination of a field jacket and a quilted liner, providing excellent heat retention. The neck can be fastened with a hook, and the front is a fly front to minimize wind entry, further enhancing heat retention. There are two front patch pockets and an inner pocket. The waist on the back can be adjusted with a drawcord. It has a simple and calm atmosphere, making it easy to match with other clothes. Due to the era in which it was manufactured, it will be difficult to obtain in the future. This jacket is perfect as a winter outerwear that can handle the harsh cold of cold regions. It is a valuable deadstock item, and the cutter's stamp required during manufacturing remains in the pocket. There is minor discoloration, like whitening, near the inside of the neck, which occurred during storage. Please consider this item with the understanding that it is a deadstock item that has been stored for a while, and is a military item.