Coveralls for the fun-loving criminal. This bright green jumpsuit is tailor-made for activities like changing tires, working on secret projects, and just being a mischievous little guy. It's also great for lounging around the house or out on the town. If you don’t care about fitting in, that is, or want to look like a baddie from a c-tier action movie. One-off lot!

Features

The Bundesheer playsuit is a disturbingly genius creation that lives and breathes the 80s. Although it borrows from ski aesthetics and is made from a durable fabric, it’s not meant for windy slopes or frolicking in puddles. However, it is packed with practical features, so it performs well almost anywhere. No one knows which unit this was made for but who even cares as the end result is so slick.

This coverall has no liners, so it’s suitable for activities in the summer and inside. If you feel the urge to do somersaults in the snow, just buy a bigger size and put some layers under it. This coverall features six zipper-closed pockets—two on the chest and two on the thighs and the shins. The leg openings are zipper adjusted, so you don’t have to take your boots off when donning this. The main zipper goes from your neck to the crotch, where it conveniently snakes just a little into the left leg. The zippers all have a durable feel, and the elastic waistband finishes the dynamic but playful look. The fabric is 67% polyester and 33% viscose.

Used Austrian surplus

In totally serviceable condition. Some of them might actually be unissued, and some may have some light stains and small repairs