Italian San Marco Overalls - Grade 2

Italian San Marco Overalls - Grade 2Mamma Mia! These overalls have had a rough time with the Italians, showing wear and a bit of damage. A good opportunity to pick up some cool camouflage to repurpose or fix em up, though! The Italian naval amphibious force, the San Marco Marine Brigade had this rockin' camouflage pattern almost exclusively, and is now often called ''San Marco'' camouflage. It's kind of like good old Telo Mimetico but less wiggly. Around the 1950's the modified Telo'

With the ability to use it as a tarp

These are RAF blue too of course

This fabric also yields remarkable elasticity for a comfortable fit

This means the bag packs down smaller

Washable and breathable

It was described as the "Wolseley pattern cork helmet"

Granulated straight edge

Name strip on the chest

measured around the naval

complete with faux fur ear flaps and a thick

Now this classic military hat is improved further with the addition of a removable neck flap

As seen in the images