This open-source production pattern and visualization is free of cost to download. However, if you would like to contribute financially to the developments of more styles then please buy this item for $20 or this one for $5. Thank you!

Contributed by Hugh Clarke
Size range: XS-XXL
 
The Bundeswehr Schneetarn (snow paint) reversible jacket was originally from 1960 to the 1980s. The early 1960s ones had a button front and removable hood, and slightly later ones had zip-front with a sewn-on hood as the OSPP pattern.
The reversible element comes into its own as you can switch from the "alpine fleck" camouflage for a remarkably effective snow woodland concealment to a pure white for uninterrupted snow terrain. ⁠
Made in lightweight 100% cotton and engineered to be oversized to wear over your gear.

This is an open source, size graded, ready-for-production pattern, according to the [a]industri Open-Source Production Pattern guidelines (OSPP). Feel free to use and develop this design further.

Please help us to expand this open-source library!
Arrange your designs according to the OSPP manual and send it to ospp@aindustri.com for validation. When validated your design will be added to the [a]industri open source library on clo-connect with credits to the designer.

[a]industri is offering physical production, in flexible quantities, of styles following the OSPP guidelines.
Please contact us at info@aindustri.com for more info.



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