Description

As an important part of the M-1951 system, the wolf fur hood actually exists in two material versions. The first one is pure cotton fabric, and like the pure cotton version of the M51, it was only produced in 1951. The second is a nylon blended version, which was produced between 1951 and 1968. Regardless of whether the fabric of the M-51 Parka hood is pure cotton or blended, the hood ring is made of wolf hair, and there is no artificial fur. To extend here, the hood of the M-65 Parka was probably produced from 1968 to 1972 and used a wolf fur hood. In 1973, it was changed to a white artificial fur hood.

GIZEMO team after launching M-1951PARKA in winter 2019
The wool liner and wolf hair hood have been included in the 2020 new product plan. The wolf hair hood version we are replicating this time, the contract number is STOCK NO.73-H-66950, is a pure cotton version from 1951, and the early wolf hair hood was printed in white. The later blended material hood has a white seam mark and orange mimeographed version. The lining is made of 70% wool blended wool, which restores the original young and slightly raised texture. The buttons and elastic bands are customized according to the military version and are made of 6-6.5cm thick Japanese Tochi wood. High-quality vegetable tanned leather pig nose buttons and the natural color of North American coyote hair, randomness also constitutes the difference between each hood

Restored the vintage military version of the early pure cotton satin fabric. The lining is made of 70% wool blended woolen fabric, referring to the micro-velveting process of the first year.
Embedded copper wire restores the bendable support effect of the original year
Japanese Tochigi 6-6.5cm thick vegetable tanned leather pig nose button