British Army DPM Camouflage Jacket

The British Army DPM Camouflage Jacket is a standard-issue military garment designed for use by British forces. Featuring the Disruptive Pattern Material (DPM) camouflage, this jacket was widely used by the British Army from the late 1960s through the early 2000s. The pattern consists of green, brown, black, and tan colors intended to provide effective concealment in temperate woodland environments. The jacket is constructed from a durable cotton or poly-cotton blend, equipped with multiple front pockets secured by button or Velcro closures. Adjustable cuffs and a front zip or button fastening enhance functionality. Designed for practicality in the field, the DPM jacket offers protection and comfort during various weather conditions. The garment is often associated with standard combat uniforms and reflects a key period in late 20th-century British military outfitting. Variations may exist in pocket arrangement and fabric composition depending on the specific issue and production date.