Soviet Tanker Jacket with Vatnik Liner

Cold War enjoyers hate him. See how he stays warm with one simple trick. This Soviet Tankoviy kostyum (Tankers Costume), complete with the unobtanium liner, was originally meant to keep you warm inside any number of T-Series Soviet tanks. The elites don’t want you to know this but the ducks T-72s in the park Ukraine are free and you can take them home. I have 458 ducks T-72s."…. The jacket, however, is a bit easier to have shipped to your house and won’t draw the ire of your HOA.

You may have seen the more ubiquitous khaki Soviet version worn in almost every major Soviet/Russian conflict from Afghanistan to Gronzy. We managed to snag the Hungarian/Soviet version, made in the time when Hungry was a rather unwilling Warsaw Pact member. Plus it comes in classic olive drab with matching liner.

The best part about this jacket is that not only do you get the slick outer shell but you also get a warm and cozy quilted liner, AKA the Vatnik. With the elastic waist in the overcoat and the elastic cuffs in the liner, expect to stay toasty regardless of any inclement weather on the Soviet steppes. Especially if you get lucky with the paratrooper liner version... Cold buns no longer. Plus the wool collar is guaranteed to draw in all the hot babushkas. Simply, durable and stylish, even the most hardline capitalist will love being embraced by the warm coat of communism.

Features

• Toasty Liner
• Integrated holster pocket
• Zip chest pockets 
• Durable Poly/Cotton
• Elastic waist locks
• Button front with storm flap
• "Crossed rifles" military insignia buttons

Sizing

Jackets are sized with the EU sizing system, which we've roughly translated to US sizes. 

Condition

Jackets are in excellent condition with no stains, tears, rips, cuts, or holes. Only signs of minor use is present.