The British Desert DPM Combat Smock is a genuine British military windproof outer garment in the distinctive two-colour sand and brown camouflage pattern. Built for field wear, it combines useful storage, an adjustable fit and room to wear additional clothing underneath.
Its practical appeal extends beyond military kit collections. For walking, camping and outdoor work, the smock provides an outer layer that helps reduce wind exposure while keeping frequently used items close to hand. Desert DPM is particularly suited to sandy and arid surroundings; choose camouflage to suit your environment.
Who’s it for?
- Hikers and campers: a practical windproof outer layer for exposed trails and time around camp.
- Bushcrafters and outdoor enthusiasts: accessible pockets for small equipment and a cut suited to layering.
- Hunters and anglers: useful field storage and adjustable coverage, particularly where desert colours suit the terrain.
- Airsoft and paintball players: genuine British surplus for a Desert DPM loadout.
- Military collectors and British kit enthusiasts: an original military garment in the classic desert pattern.
- Outdoor workers and preparedness enthusiasts: a reusable surplus outer layer as part of a considered clothing system.
Features
- Genuine British military surplus, identified on the label as a combat windproof smock.
- Two-colour Desert DPM camouflage in sand and brown.
- Wind-resistant woven fabric for use as a field outer layer.
- Integral hood with adjustment for coverage around the head.
- Full-length front zip with a protective storm flap to reduce wind entering through the fastening.
- Four large front pockets: two chest pockets and two lower pockets, with button-fastened flaps and expandable storage.
- Two zipped chest map pockets for flatter items such as maps and documents.
- Adjustable cuffs to help close the sleeve openings around the wrists.
- Waist and hem drawcord adjustments to tailor the fit over your layers.
- Roomy outer-garment cut intended to accommodate clothing underneath.
Fit and Layering
Use a base layer or field shirt underneath in milder conditions, and add an appropriate insulating layer when temperatures fall. Windproof construction does not make this a waterproof rain jacket: carry a waterproof shell for sustained rain.



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