Russian VSR-98 Flora Field Jacket

The VSR-98 Flora pattern, adopted by Russia in 1998, evolved from the Soviet-era dubok (3-TsV) camouflage design. This pattern served as the primary camouflage for regular Russian Armed Forces units and the Ministry of Internal Affairs. It remained in standard use until being replaced by the pixelated EMR (Edinaya maskirovochnaya rascvetka) pattern.

This field jacket features four spacious front pockets for ample storage, adjustable cuffs for a custom fit, and a durable button-up front closure. Built for rugged use, its high-utility design offers reliable protection and functionality in demanding conditions.

Condition: May show minor signs of use. Front has a few buttons missing.

Perfect for collectors of Russian militaria, reenactors, or anyone seeking gear with proven field effectiveness.