This page is for the jacket only, the trousers are available here!

Genuine UK Police issue, these are the FR (flame resistant) ripstop two-piece overalls worn by Police Support Unit officers. Strict adherents to the British school of policing: “stand in a line, get bottled, do not react." Designed to go over body armor (but spelled with a wasteful “U”) for a full shift of public order duties, including riot vans, Saturday night town centers, and at least one incident report containing the phrase "the suspect appeared to be wearing a traffic cone."

Flame-retardant ripstop construction means these are built for the kind of evening where someone, somewhere, has definitely set something on fire, possibly a bin, possibly a car, possibly (allegedly) a fellow officer's lunch. Two-piece setup means jacket and trousers separate, so you can wash, layer, or mix-and-match your way into your own personal idea of "tactical."

Whether you're using these for abusing a Harbor Freight weed-burner, an airsoft loadout, or just standing menacingly near your own wheelie bin on a Saturday night daring the neighborhood to start something, these coveralls have already survived worse than whatever you're about to put them through.

Specs

• Genuine ex-UK Police issue

• Two-piece coverall set (jacket, trousers must be purchased separately)
  

• Flame-retardant ripstop fabric

• Designed for Public Order/PSU duties, worn over body armour

• Blue

• Doesn’t react
  

Condition

Like New:

• Minor to no signs of wear
• All hardware is present, intact, and functional
• No modifications, repairs, cuts, holes, tears, or stains

Great:

• Minor signs of wear
• All hardware is present, intact, and functional
• May have minor modifications and repairs (under x3)
• No cuts, holes, tears, or stains

Good:

• Regular signs of wear
• Most hardware (zippers must be present & functional) is present, intact, and functional
• May have minor modifications and repairs
• May have minor pinprick holes and non-ink stains that blend in
• No cuts or tears

*Swings baton at crowd* “Oi, eh’s got a loicense for that molotov cocktail–Dya got a running in terror loicense? No? Well, up in the lorry with ya, spit-spot.”