Belgian M90 Jigsaw Field Jacket

The M90 Field jacket comes in the classic 70's iteration of "jigsaw".

Originally developed in 1956, Belgian "Jigsaw" camo consists of rusty earth, "bottle" green and khaki green elements  amidst smaller, black and white shapes.

Belgian Jigsaw has a much tamer history than the rest of Belgium, originally developed in 1956, the pattern consists of rusty earth, "Bottle" green and khaki green elements amidst smaller, black and white shapes. Originally intended for use in Europe it also worked suspiciously well in the Congo. There were 4 generations of "Jigsaw" issued over it's 66 year reign, with minor pattern changes and improvements in fabrics, with the final jigsaw pattern seeing the removal of the bits of white prevalent in previous patterns. 

Featuring a heavyweight cotton weave and reinforced elbows, along with a plethora of zippered pockets. It's ability to safely carry a variety of half eaten Belgian waffles is unrivaled. The adjustable waist and hem ensure your temperature stays controlled, just like the Congolese under King Léopold II. Meanwhile the buttonable cuffs and collar keep the warm air in and the cold out. The perfect jacket if your heart takes any journey into darkness...

Specs

• 85% Cotton, 15% Polyester Composition
• 2 Large front chest pockets with zip closure
• 2 front lower pockets with zip closure
• Rank Epaulettes 
• Buttonable cuffs
• Shoulder pockets 
  
• Reinforced elbows
• Drawstring hem and waist

Condition

Field Jackets are in great condition, with no tears, cuts, or holes. All hardware is intact, and functional. May exhibit minor signs of use, or variations to the jigsaw pattern shown.

Sizing

This shipment came with mostly short and long sizes, in a fit of Belgian Genius.

Thankfully, the fit of the field jacket will still let you run either a short or long size, as long as you aren't a 7 foot tall skinwalker. We were able to fit a Short size jacket up to a 6' tall user without any issues, while still being comfortable. In other words, the Belgians should've called the Short just a straight up Regular height. The long still runs long (as it should).

As for chest size, we'd recommend going with your usual jacket size. With the hip and waist drawstrings any slack in your jacket can be taken up easily.