Greek "Lizard" camo BDU field jacket

Greek lizard camouflage, also known as "Dapple" or "M1940," was developed by Greece in the 1980s. It's characterized by its green, brown, and tan lizard-like pattern. The design was influenced by the US M1942 Frogskin pattern and the British Brushstroke pattern. Greek lizard camo was used by the Greek military and was particularly notable during the Greek military junta of 1967–1974. While it's not as widely recognized as some other camouflage patterns, it remains an interesting part of military camouflage history. 

• Genuine Hellenic Army surplus
• Hellenic Army patches not guaranteed
• Greek Lizard camouflage colorway
• Cotton ripstop fabric
• Four front pockets; two on the chest & two at the hip,
• Both velcro and button front closure
• Button-adjustable cuffs
• Waist adjustment buttons on the rear

Greek Smalls measure 21" across the chest, meaning they will fit a US medium. 

Greek Mediums measure 22" across the chest, meaning they will fit a larger US medium or smaller US large.

Greek Larges measure 24" across the chest, meaning they will fit a larger US large or smaller US extra large.