Oakleaf A camouflage, Fall colors	Correct buttons, cord and webbing	Roomy fit	Reinforced elbows
White side- printed flat, dull white	Scalloped pocket flaps	Rear view	Shown with storm flap closed
Front details	Rear details	Proper web belts and cuff straps	SS pattern pocket flaps
Correct bartacks and drawcords	We reproduced the flat white buttons peculiar to SS parkas	Exactly reproduced rayon cloth	Camouflage printed with reactive dye, colors matched to the mitten in this photo

Reproduction of the WWII Waffen SS reversible parka in oakleaf A pattern camouflage. During the winter of 1943-44, reversible fieldgray and "spring oak" uniforms had been issued- for the next winter, it was decided to change to oakleaf in "Fall" colors and to reinforce the elbows, knees and make minor changes to the hood. Thus, these appeared in the Fall of 1944.

ATF Parkas: The shell fabric is 100% rayon which we had custom woven based on original samples as well as the specifications in the US Army's 1945-46 analysis of German camouflage, known as The Richardson Report. (Page 39 covers the rayon.)

Our camouflage print is identical to the original- spot for spot, same size repeat, no added artwork and color matched to WWII examples using reactive dyes. The white side was printed dull, flat white- not bright bleached white. These look and feel like originals. The only thing we couldn't accomplish was copying the poor quality printing which gives originals a coarser appearance.

Water Repellent: Both sides of the parkas are treated with Teflon fabric protector. This is the best quality DWR (Durable Water Repellent) available and is superior to the Peristol used on originals. It is completely invisible and does not affect the feel of the fabric in any way- aside from making it feel slightly smoother than untreated cloth. It's also PFOA free.

For insulation we used the heaviest polar fleece made- which weighs and feels the same as the Reizwolle (recycled wool) lining of the originals- while also being warmer, less prone to shrinkage, and 1/2 the cost.

These trousers feature ankle ties, waist tie, overlapping fly, detachable suspenders, and exact reproduction buttons.

Effectiveness: We do not heave technical data such as R or CLO values for any of our garments. However, these have been test driven in Alaska, Canada, Wisconsin and other northern climes, down to well below zero. All feedback has been "warm as hell."

Sizing: These have plenty of extra room to fit over multiple layers of clothing. Find your size range and order accordingly. Example: Wear a size 40? Order size 2. If you're a size 52, that's a size 4.

Fit- YES! These are big enough! These have absolutely no relation to any other brand of German WWII parkas anywhere in the universe. NONE. I personally created the sizing tables by spending hours measuring originals and test fitting them on guys of various size. Yes, I am very well aware that they need to have extra room to wear layers underneath, and they have it. If you upsize it will be too big.

Washing: The best option is to hand wash these in cold water. Shrinkage will be about 2" in the sleeve length and 3" for the body. They take about 24 hours to dry when hung over a boot dryer.

We do not recommend using a clothes dryer! We tested this and it increases the shrinkage and it seems to cause the insulation to shift inside. However, the insulation will eventually settle back into place with continued wear.

Imported

Photos of originals

ATF (left) vs. Original (right) Size 3 vs. Size 2	Original	Original rear	Original

Our Parkas are sized like originals. Order according to your normal chest size.
Yes! We have allowed extra room for you to wear clothes underneath.

Size I (36-39)
Size II (40-43)
Size III (44-47)
Size IV (48-54)