British Royal Navy Royal Marines Lovat No. 5 Dress Jacket - Large 176/112

At a glance - 

• 100% Wool Material
  
• 4 Front Button Pockets, 2 Chest & 2 Faux Waist Pockets & 1 Internal Slit Pouch
  
• Button Closure
• Engraved Royal Marines Buttons
• Iraq Service Medal, Afghanistan Service Medal w/ Rosette & HM The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal 2012 Medal Ribbon Bar
• Belt Loops 
• Royal Marines' Globe Collar Badges
• Corporal Bullion Rank Patch
• Shoulder Epaulettes
• Like Army No. 2 Dress Jackets
• Quality Construction
• Unique "Lovat's Green" Colour 

• Chest Size: 44" | Suggested Size: Large Slim - Label suggests a chest around 112cm and a waist of 96cm 
•  Sleeve Length: 27.5" / X Long - Label states height around 176cm
•  Collar to Hem: 32.5"
  

• Modern Militaria / Issued 1994 - 2003
• Genuine British Army Surplus

Grades - 

• Grade 1 - Great shape, some general signs of prior use, mostly where the shoulder were removed by the last owner. Good condition up for much more.

Any questions please feel free to ask!

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Stunning and distinctive modern surplus from Great Britain. Issued to Royal Marine Commandos, it is designed for use in ceremonial occasions, it is akin to the army's No. 2 dress uniform, but with a few key distinctions. The jacket comes in a shade used only by the marines and features darkened bronze buttons which feature the emblem of the Royal Marines. 

The jacket has 4 external pockets, all of which can be buttoned shut and also features 2 internal slit pockets for smaller items. Shoulder epaulettes attach prestigious sashes and rank badges, along with other distinctive decorations. The jacket is lined with a sateen material and is made of a 100% quality wool material. Truly something special for those who do absolutely phenomenal work. 

For colour, "Lovat's Green" is a lovely blend of mossy greens and browns, a subtle combination that adds depth to a fantastic pair of trousers. This is likely as close as the British have to a "field grey" colour.

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