Greek Army 60's Hospital Jacket - Deadstock - Genuine Military Issue

Greek Army Hospital Jacket [Dead Stock]

Made in Greece

I liked it so much that I bought a second one, but I'm selling it because I've only worn one.
There are many wrinkles from storage, but they should disappear with a steam iron.

This Greek Army hospital jacket is made of warm, sturdy wool fabric.
Being for hospital use, it has a relaxed mood.
It has a unique color that makes you wonder if such a color even exists in military wear.
The blue color with rich shadows looks incredibly beautiful.
The armpit seams are piped, and the careful construction seen in old work jackets can be observed.
This lapel-type jacket is characterized by its ink blue color and simple design, reminiscent of Euro work jackets. The pocket openings and sleeve ends are reinforced with V-shaped stitching, giving it a simple yet classic atmosphere. The single-layer construction provides a light feel and a neat silhouette that doesn't look bulky. It's a piece you can wear daily without feeling stiff, so why not give it a try?

Photo 7: Armpit piping

Photos 8, 9, 10, and 11: Measurements are taken with a measuring tape, so please use them as a size reference.

Shoulder width 48cm, Body width 58cm, Length 79cm, Sleeve length 60cm

Please understand that there may be some errors as these are amateur flat measurements.

Military items, dead stock, wrinkles, knit damage, loose threads, moth-eaten areas, storage stains, dirt, and odors may be present. The information was researched online by an amateur, so there may be errors. The colors may also differ from the actual product due to the photos. Please purchase only if you can judge from the images and understand these points.

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