The jacket has an attached paper tag of the Ivanovo Garment Factory (Russian Federation) showing a 52-5 size and November 1977 date of manufacture. Interestingly, the tunic itself doesn't appear to have any marks or stamps that would identify the factory or even give a hint that this garment is in fact Soviet-made. This very uncharacteristic of military or civilian Soviet clothes of the period and probably has to do with the intended purpose - i.e. covert operations - of this particular uniform. The jacket will fit someone with a 46" chest and a 32" total length. The sleeve length is 25" from sleeve seam to bottom of the cuff.

The trousers have two regular pockets as well as two cargo pockets on the upper leg fronts; note that the cargo pockets have exposed buttons unlike the later models. Also characteristic of the early model, the waist has small tabs with metal buckles for size adjustment. There is also an external knife pouch on the right leg with a separate canvas belt. Adjustable size tabs at the pant cuffs. Tie down stirrups at the bottom of the liner legs. Attached with a drawstring and secured by a tin seal is a paper tag of the same manufacture in the city of Ivanovo, showing the matching 52-5 size and a 1976 date. Just like the jacket, there are no manufacturer or control markings stamped directly on the pants. The pants are 36" waist, inseam 29" and 44.5"total length.

In excellent unissued condition, shows only storage age. Please also note,the left pant leg features a discolored spot due to exposure to light during storage.

Please note, the striped shirt, hat, belt and other items in our photographs are not included with the uniform. With the exception of the weapon, the accoutrements may be available elsewhere on our site. /See Camouflage Uniforms of the Soviet Union and Russia, 1937-Present by Dennis Desmond, C.1998, Page 90/.
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