A very unique camouflage suit from the former Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. This suit was used exclusively by scouts, snipers and paratroopers of the YPA (Yugoslav People’s Army). It was heavily inspired by “Ameba Kostjum,” which was used by the Red Army during the Second World War. In fact, this Yugoslav version only differs from its soviet counterpart in its camo, as the construction is very similar to its predecessor.

The camo pattern is very distinctive, utilizing a pointillism technique with overlaid shadows of sticks and leafs. Along with this peculiar camouflage, the jacket also features a unique construction. Featuring an “adjustable collar,” a very boxy fit, and “belt loops” all over to insert sticks and leafs for further concealment.

One size fits all

Used military condition. May have holes or tears

This suit includes a jacket, a pair of pants, a pair of tabi gloves, and a simple bag. No pockets on the jacket or pants, as they are meant to fit over a soldier uniform. The pocket holes only provide access to interior pockets.

One size fits all

Used military condition (may have tears or holes)