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1. Army field summer men\'s suit for flight personnel / pilots of the Air Force is not new, used carefully, home storage.
Excellent condition for a product that has been in the war, the fabric is without holes, the color has not faded, all the accessories are in good working order, the sewing accessories are rust-free, washed. The condition shown in the photo, buying, you agree with this.
Not commercial, 100% original, contract, it was supplied to the military units of the Russian Air Force. It was used by the Russian Air Force during the First and Second Chechen War.
Composition: blended fabric with a high content of cotton, dense and resistant to wear. Plastic zippers with metal locks.
Pattern camouflage VSR-93 Barvikha. The fabric is painted qualitatively, the colour is especially durable, the pattern is clear.
Manufactured by \"Tumskaya sewing factory\" Tuma village, Ryazan region, Russia, there is no label on the suit. Year of manufacture 1990s.
The model has been removed from production.
Description and features of the model:
the left holster for a pistol, with a sling and a carbine
in the right there is a narrow pocket for a spare magazine
Size: 46-4 , 46 height 176 cm | XS height 5\'9\'\'
Measurements 46-4:
Shoulder to Shoulder 46 cm | 18.1 in
Chest Size 112 cm | 44.1 in
Belly Size 100 cm | 39.4 in
Shoulder to Hem 62 cm | 24.4 in
Sleeve Length 58 cm | 22.8 in
Sleeve Inseam 50 cm | 19.7 in
Waist Size 72 cm | 28.3 in
Hip Size 82 cm | 32.3 in
Outseam 98 cm | 38.6 in
Inseam 76 cm | 29.9 in
2. The jacket & trousers from the field summer men\'s Type-A suit for Air Force flight personnel are not new, they were used carefully, for home storage.
Good condition of the jacket, for a product that has been in the war, the fabric is without holes, the pockets are not worn, the zippers are all in working condition, the accessories are rust-free. The condition shown in the photo, buying, you agree with this. The trousers in Bhutan have minor flaws, the bottom of the legs with buttons is cut off, the legs are turned up and sewn by hand, there is no sling in the pocket for the sling cutter, there are no straps in the kit.
Not commercial, 100% original, contract, they were supplied to the flight crew to the airfield \"Chkalovsky\" of the USSR Air Force and the Ministry of Defense of Russian Federation.
They were used by Air Force units during the 1979-1989 Soviet-Afghan War, the First and Second Chechen Wars, as well as in many other wars and military conflicts.
Composition: basic - natural twill fabric 100% cotton with a water-repellent finish, density 250 gr/ m2, additional - natural calico fabric 100% cotton. Pattern protective Blue & camouflage VSR-84 Butan. The fabric is painted qualitatively, the colour is especially durable, the pattern is clear.
Fabric article 3221. TU 17 RSFSR 01-7598-84. TU 8572-010-01132732-99. Grade 1.
Manufactured by
jacket - PV LLC \"Firm\" Technoavia \" Moscow city, Russia, one of the leading and widely known manufacturers of clothing and footwear for aviation, which has been producing high-quality products since 1992, the label near the gate is almost completely cut off. Year of manufacture 2000-2001.
trousers - \"Tumskaya sewing factory\" Tuma village, Ryazan region, USSR. Year of manufacture 1980s.
The model has been removed from production.
Description and features of the model:
the left holster for a pistol, with a sling and a carbine
in the right there is a narrow pocket for a spare magazine
Size:
jacket - 64-5 , 64 height 182 cm | 5XL height 6\'0\'\'
trousers - 66-4 , 66 height 176 cm | 6XL height 5\'9\'\'
Measurements:
Shoulder to Shoulder 60 cm | 23.6 in
Chest Size 144 cm | 56.7 in
Belly Size 132 cm | 52.0 in
Shoulder to Hem 70 cm | 27.6 in
Sleeve Length 62 cm | 24.4 in
Waist Size 118 cm | 46.4 in
Hip Size 138 cm | 54.3 in
Outseam 106 cm | 41.7 in
Inseam 70 cm | 27.5 in
Item cost: $75
Shipping cost: $65
3. Set: trousers only, no suspenders
Field trousers from the men\'s summer flight suit for Air Force flight personnel are not new, they were used carefully, for home storage.
Excellent condition for a product that has been in the war, the fabric is without holes, the color has not faded, the zippers are in good working condition, they work softly and do not get stuck, the sewing metal fittings are rust-free, odorless. The condition shown in the photo, buying, you agree with this.
Not commercial, 100% original, contract, they were supplied to the military units of the Russian Air Force. They were used by Air Force units during the First and Second Chechen Wars and many other wars and military conflicts.
Composition: main - mixed fabric Greta 53% cotton 47% polyester, dense weave and wear resistant, additional - natural fabric calico lining 100% cotton, sewing accessories - metal 100% steel.
Pattern Coloring camouflage Smog Kukla (Russian Tropic DPM). The fabric is painted qualitatively, the colour is especially durable, the pattern is clear. The photos turned out not very high quality, in reality the trousers looks very good and interesting, there are no differences in coloring. Fabric article 4S5-KV. TU 17 RSFSR 01-7598-84. Grade 1.
Manufactured by \"Tumskaya sewing factory\" Tuma village, Ryazan region, Russia. Year of manufacture 1996.
The model has been removed from production.
Description and features of the model:
Size: 48-50 height 170 cm | S-M height 5\'7\'\' , the stamp is almost invisible (photo 14)
Measurements:
Waist Size 82 cm | 32.3 in
Hip Size 106 cm | 41.7 in
Outseam 103 cm | 40.5 in
Inseam 72 cm | 28.3 in
Item cost: $55
Shipping cost: $45
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