Are the old style Irish DPM smocks warm?

I was wondering if the Irish smocks were warm to wear in comparison with the British smocks?

Has anyone got one that they wear in the cold weather?

Cheers,
Andy

Is that the Arktis style ones yes and no totally wind and waterproof when new but i find the lining cold at times when worn without a liner.

Old style??

The ones with the hood that doesn't roll away.
I thought they were the older type?

Both the 1999 pattern and 2010 have the pertex dropliner and the para cuffs.No internal differences.Both are designed to be windproof not waterproof.We are issued a variety of layers to wear underneath the smock dependent on weather conditions aswell.

Many thanks.
I'll give the outside a spray with waterproofing stuff and then try it with a fleece underneath!

To answer the OP's question they are warm enough in mild weather when worn over a t-shirt and shirt.In the field they are usually worn with just a t-shirt or thermal top underneath.

Though not waterproof, the Irish smocks I have damn near are; I've made one my permenant winter or fowl weather jacket!
I miss the neat little fold-down-seat from the earlier version in the newer ones, but a fantastic piece of kit those smocks!