M90P

M90P ( Panser )

This uniform type is issued to  personnel  attached to  armored formations.

It is  fire resistant , padded for comfort and  somewhat heavier than standard M90F.  

Will do a more detailed  post ASAP; these  uniforms, particularly the trousers,have lots of different features than other M90 types.


                                                                                                                   

                                                                                                                    








S

Cool find. Looks very interesting. The jacket reminds me a bit of a KAZ 03 blouse.

A few details.

Jacket basically looks like a short M90F without lower pockets and  small shoulder pockets, but it has it's own charicaristics. Heavier than most M90types , it is rugged and water repellant.

Shoulder and elbow areas are padded for comfort ; buttons insted of velcro or snaps are used to  fasten wrists, sinch  bottom of jacket , and as a waist fastner near the bottom of zipper.

There is padding at the knees and at the high back waist rear area.  Buttons are used throughout trousers . Hip pockets use a single button to fasten covering flaps , a  single rear pocket also fastened with  button.  
Lower cargo  pockets and small shoulder pockets are fastened with velcro .



                                                                       

                                                                        

                                                                        

                                                                        

                                                                        

                                                                        

                                                                        

                                                                       


S

Nice! I just got a jacket, but I need a rank badge for it. Oh, and trousers And what the heck, and S-Tank while I'm at it. I sat in one once... beautiful!

Steve