French lizard, unknown cut?

Hey folks, looking for the advice from you French experts.

I've been seeing these lizard-pattern (or leopard as the French call them) jackets quite often, that have a 4-pocket cut, but are unlike the complex and heavy TAP-style camo smocks. Here is a good example:



I've seen the French refer to it as the TTA 47/52, but I cannot find any concrete sources to confirm this, or where and by whom it was used. I know there are numerous imitations used in Africa that are similar, so I am somewhat confused.

Thanks in advance.

Hello
The name is "modèle général" for all arm; "general model"
This cut of garment exist since the beginning of French camouflage product until the beginning of the 80
I need to start a post for this
Gilles

I have often seen this referred to as mle.58. Hopefully Gilles will sort this out for us

Steve

What do the model year designations represent? I've encountered TTA 47, 47/58 and Mle 1958 in reference to these shirts.

Which one is correct?