British DPM CS95 Field Jacket
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British DPM CS95 Field Jacket
Sporting a wide variety of pockets, these Field Jackets are perfect for all of your outdoor of style needs. Sporting 6 pockets, these field jackets have more than enough space to hold all your EDC gear and more.
All jackets are tagged in cm sizing and converted to US BDU sizing.
Jacket sizing
How to Measure:
Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape measure horizontal.
Height: Measure your height without shoes, standing with your feet together and your back straight.
Sleeve: Measure from the center of the back of your neck, across your shoulder, and down your arm to the wrist.
Additional Notes:
Short (S) sizes are suitable for individuals with a shorter stature.
Regular (R) sizes are for those with average height.
Long (L) sizes are for taller individuals.
Size |
Chest (inches) |
Height (inches) |
Sleeve (inches) |
Extra Small - Short |
29-32 |
63-67 |
23 3/4 |
Extra Small - Regular |
29-32 |
67-71 |
24 1/4 |
Small - Short |
33-36 |
63-67 |
23 3/4 |
Small - Regular |
33-36 |
67-71 |
24 3/4 |
Small - Long |
33-36 |
71-75 |
25 3/4 |
Medium - Short |
37-40 |
63-67 |
24 1/4 |
Medium - Regular |
37-40 |
67-71 |
25 1/4 |
Medium - Long |
37-40 |
71-75 |
26 1/4 |
Large - Short |
41-44 |
63-67 |
24 3/4 |
Large - Regular |
41-44 |
67-71 |
25 3/4 |
Large - Long |
41-44 |
71-75 |
26 3/4 |
Extra Large - Regular |
45-48 |
67-71 |
26 1/4 |
Extra Large - Long |
45-48 |
71-75 |
27 1/4 |
XXL - Regular |
49-52 |
67-71 |
26 3/4 |
XXL - Long |
49-52 |
71-75 |
27 3/4 |
3XL - Regular |
53-56 |
67-71 |
27 1/4 |
3XL - Long |
53-56 |
71-75 |
28 1/4 |
4XL - Regular |
57-60 |
67-71 |
27 3/4 |
The Camo seen around the world
In the 1960s, Her Majesty's Armed Forces sought a new camouflage pattern effective in Europe's woodland terrain to counter the Soviet threat. This need led to the creation of Disruptive Pattern Material (DPM), a highly effective camouflage solution.
DPM first saw widespread use during Britain's involvement in northern Ireland in the 1970s . DPM continued to be a staple of British military uniforms through the Falklands War, the Gulf War, and beyond. The design evolved over time, leading to variations such as the woodland DPM, desert DPM, and the more modern Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP). Despite its official replacement by MTP in the 2010s, DPM remains popular among military enthusiasts, collectors, and outdoor adventurers for its historical significance and proven effectiveness.
