Polish 'wz. 89 Puma' winter bechatka jacket

Puma, wz.89, "Frogskin," was the last camouflage pattern adopted by the Polish People's Republic. Produced and issued in 1989, it saw service in both the communist and modern Polish Armed Forces until 1993 when it was replaced by wz.93

Puma was initially planned to be the next big thing in the Polish army with its "futuristic" camouflage. The pattern was promoted at expos and other places.

Interestingly, many of these jackets were sent in large numbers, over 3000, to the Afghan government in 2010, and they were probably worn by ANA troops during trainings.

Initial sizing is very misleading, so all sizes are sorted and measured by me (166cm height size is 81cm lenght etc).

• Genuine Polish Army/LWP surplus.
• Good condition, some storage signs, never issued. 
• Buttoned liner.
• 2 inseam outside pockets, 1 internal chest pocket, 1 arm pocket.
• Drawstring to regulate the waist cut.
• Somewhat rare camouflage, due to 4 years of service.
• Size is for the liner, jacket itself is slightly bigger size width wise.