How to choose the size?
There is only one size available that fits over a tunic in European sizes 46 to 50 (in international units from XL to 3XL). The blouse is baggy, there is plenty of space in the shoulders, and the elastic band itself is attracted to any waist.
• Chest girth - the recommended girth of a bare chest for a given size; it is necessary to measure with a flexible meter or rope with armpits; pumped men need to remember that a developed chest at the girth may be more than the recommended girth (average), but a larger size will have longer sleeves!
• Breast width - hereinafter measurements are taken on a smock lying flat on the floor; the smock has a straight cut, so the width of the chest = the width of the skirt (bottom); the width of the chest can be measured along the bottom of the smock;
• Minimum waist - waist smocks along the elastic band;
• Back lenght - from the neck to the elastic (to the waist);
• Sleeves (between cuffs) - the distance between the right and left cuff (rubber bands on the wrists).
| International size | EUR size | Chest girth, cm | Breast width, cm | Minimum waist, cm | Back lenght, cm | Sleeves (between cuffs), cm |
| XL to 2XL | 52 to 54 | 100-115 | 78 | 34 | 55 | 176 |
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Description
Our own manufactured Waffen-SS camo smock. The print is designed from scratch, the patterns are made and it sewn from the original sample.
A replica of the blouse model1938, high-quality camouflage: fully and in detail corresponds to the Lateral Planetree camouflage (the original name is Platanenmuster). This camouflage is an early pre-war design, which was used only on pre-war blouses in battles in Europe and the USSR.
There is an elastic band and a wind flap on the throat (disappeared later on the 1940 model). On the chest there are 2 slots with flaps for access to the pockets of the jacket. They also differ from the same ones on the 1940 model, there is an additional bar, which was later simplified. The cuffs of the sleeves and sometimes the bottom of the blouse were usually tucked under the elastic band inside the blouse.
The blouse is completely turn-out, double-sided (on one side there are green shades of spots for summer and on the other side there are brown shades of spots for autumn). It masks well due to contrasting spots, similar to the shade of the foliage of trees.
The material is of the correct thickness and texture: dense but thin cotton fabric of plain weave, camouflage is applied on both sides of the fabric.
Historical reference.
The SS troops fought in blouses of this color and cut from the very beginning of the war in Europe and Russia. In 1943, the M42 model spread noticeably, and by 1944, the "Planetree" color scheme of this generation was already rare, it was replaced by the easier-to-produce "Oakleaf" camouflage (it was printed on a special machine, without being applied manually) and the Planetree printed on Oakleaf (Planetree Overprint). At the same time, suits in "Dot" camouflage appeared.
