Shanghai-Mayne
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It has better looking, compared to todays ‘parka’.
I agree, my G Star has the brass snap fastenings you see on American ammo pouches, being late 80,s now its faded and worn I get asked if it's a original m47 parka hahaIt has better looking, compared to todays ‘parka’.
I bet it’s not baggy one?I agree, my G Star has the brass snap fastenings you see on American ammo pouches, being late 80,s now its faded and worn I get asked if it's a original m47 parka haha
No it's not too tight and not too baggy, I wore it with a knitted sub, seaman's Jersey last winter and was perfect, the fur lining is upper body and sleevesI bet it’s not baggy one?
Great for urban environment.No it's not too tight and not too baggy, I wore it with a knitted sub, seaman's Jersey last winter and was perfect, the fur lining is upper body and sleeves
It is just that in Spain Madrid I don't get to wear it as often as I likeGreat for urban environment.
Yes, when I was reading first 2 lines of your post, I thought your pal need a size 48 for the least.A pal of mine into jackets almost as much as I am went to Japan and only bought some good reference books, some hats and that was it.
He's about 6'6" and 250 pounds, looks like an NFL player. He said when he first walked into stores with this stuff, he was worried he'd go broke buying stuff that he couldn't resist. He said, "The were all doll clothes sizes to me. Several shops I went into, they came up and told me outright that they had nothing that'd fit me!"
He probably wears 48L and said there was nothing that fit him anywhere he went, except hats and gloves. He said if he went back he'd be sure to have several changes of clothes in his carry on because if the airline lost his bags, he'd be wearing the same clothes for the entire trip.
Toys Mcoys seems to be top of the line Japanese stuff. Very interesting- so Japanese- great products it seems.
That M65 need approximately 650 dollars , bit crazy.Toys Mcoys seems to be top of the line Japanese stuff. Very interesting- so Japanese- great products it seems.