The SS camouflage pullover

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The whole pullover


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The winter side is pretty consistent


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Elastic sewn like this


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Waist band like this


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Placket like this


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Opening to this


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Arm pits have no openings


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The Palm pattern is unique as it was made especially for the pullover being precisely cut for this garment with the leaves and twigs hitting the same placement time and time again during the cutting process.


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By 1940 demand for the pullover stepped up with more units being issued the camouflage jackets.
Production changed slightly with rollers being used in the printing process increasing yardage.
The m 40 jacket had a simpler placket lacking the square.
The blured edge pattern makes its debut and was seen till wars end on every front.

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Here's the placket


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Machine made eyelets


You will notice with original SS printed cloth it's uniformity in colors always


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Here is the elastic point sewing


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