Anything interesting about these stamps?

I recently received a bunch of "Soviet" TTsKO stuff (I always assume Ukrainian ) and thought I'd share the stamps in case there's anything interesting about them:











Steve

Hello Steve,

One way to tell if your uniform ink stamps are Russian vs. Ukrainian (especially when the factory/city names are washed out) is to look in the bottom left corner of the ink stamp.

See the arrow in the photo below:

"PIK" is a Ukrainian word that translates to "year" in English.

Can't read the bottom uniform manufacture stamp in your post but the rest look to be Ukrainian issue uniforms.



Thanks,

Erick

Hi guys,

Eric, is right the uniform is made in Ukraina. On the last photo is show, also 1997 year of made. Also it's say: UZGORODSKAYA SHEYNAYA FABRIKA

The dates alone would make those all Ukrainian if they are in TTsKO camo.

koalorka wrote:The dates alone would make those all Ukrainian if they are in TTsKO camo.

Unless it is a Russian aviation suit, as Sergey pointed out to me.

See link:

https://iacmc.forumotion.com/t5865-ukrainian-aviation-camo-suit

Hello Erick,

thank you for the hint about the "PIK", I haven't noticed this before!

Thanks for the comments! I think it's actually pretty easy to tell if something is Ukrainian simply by the feel of the uniform. But it's great to have a confirmation shortcut with that PIK notation! Unfortunately sellers don't tend to have nice clean shots of the labels.

So nothing interesting about these? I figured as much The one thing I am still curious about is the one with the white "paint' overstamp. What is that about? This uniform also had a diamond and a number painted above the left breast pocket. Another one that came in the same batch was similarly painted on. I figure it's some sort of unit designation, perhaps during initial training?

Steve

1-Logo;
2-Type of the joint-stock company;
3-Name of the company:
4,5,6-Clothing sizes (length\chest\waist);
7,8-Type of the fabric;
9,10-Construction law;
11,12-Year;
13-Quality control;
14-Laundry symbols.

It's stamp of the soldier who was an owner.