Issued British DPM Pattern 94 Smock

These smocks have a roomy fit. If you're in between sizes we recommend ordering a size smaller than usual. The DPM Pattern 94 was a short-lived smock pattern used only for a few years before being replaced by the Soldier 95 uniform. These are made of a mid-weight cotton blend and use a different style of button, but otherwise have all the same features as the later Soldier 95 smock. Its design allows you to carry anything you may need within its spacious pockets. In total the Pattern 94 smock boasts six front pockets: Four large button-up pockets and two zip-up pockets on the front. Some will also have one pocket on the arm, but not all. The Pattern 94 smock also features velcro adjustable cuffs for maximum insulation in cold weather. Its front closure is both button-up and zip-up, with drawstrings at the waist and hem for the best fit possible. Disruptive Pattern Material & Its History This classic British camouflage pattern traces its origins back to the Paratrooper Regiment's D