U.S. G.I. Extreme Cold Weather Parka, N-3B

U.S. G.I. Extreme Cold Weather Parka, N-3B
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U.S. G.I. Extreme Cold Weather Parka, N-3B

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Description
This extreme cold weather parka is quite simply the warmest US military parkas worn by our soldiers. This N3B parka surplus is a rare find as we have never seen this cold weather parka released by the USAF.

Extreme Cold Weather Parka Features


This extreme cold weather parka is fully lined with a water-repellent exterior and this coat will keep you warm in the most extreme conditions. It features a drawstring adjustable lined hood with fur ruff and drawstring adjustable waist. This parka also features two breast double buttoned pockets and two front single pockets.

Our General Manager at Coleman’s wore this jacket in the USAF while stationed in Alaska and he can vouch for it. It keeps you warm in extremely low temperatures. When worn over other cold weather gear, it can protect you down to -14 degrees Fahrenheit. Its outer shell is 100% cotton and the fur is 60% modacrylic and 40% wool.

Genuine USGI Extreme Cold Weather Parka


This N3B extreme cold weather parka is genuine military surplus made in the United States. Although still in great condition, there may be wrinkles, a soldier's name, or have other minor flaws. This parka is NSN# 8415-00-376-1734.

Each extreme cold weather parka is sorted into two grades. Make your grade and size selection from the drop-down boxes above to order. Please read the description of the grades below:

  • Grade 1: Like New. Almost no signs of wear.

  • Grade 2: Used. Will show signs of use but be perfectly functional.

Additional Information
Size Medium,Large,Extra Large
Grade 2,1
Prop 65 Ca Residents Only
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Can you take the fur off of the hood and wear without it?

Hi, No it is permanent.

What size is large iam about 46 inch to 48 inch would only where a shirt or a light cardi with it would I need extra latge ?

I don't consider myself a 'fit' expert. Not sure if the 46 to 48 inches refers to your waist. Assuming it does I can say from my experience (I am 5 ft 4 in tall, weigh about 210, and have about a 42 to 44 inch waist) that the medium size I purchased for myself 'fits' with exception of being able to fully zip the snorkel hood. In hind sight I would have ordered a large. The jacket is very warm. I suspect you wouldn't need a light Cardigan. Just a shirt (I wear flannels) will do. In your case I am not sure if the extra 2 to 4 inches of girth would warrant going to an extra large. Keep in mind, the jacket has some weight to it. Not sure if the weight goes up appreciably when you go up in size (just something more to keep in mind).

I am looking for a very LONG and warm winter parka. I am 5'8"

I am 5’7 and have a 41” chest. The parka that I got was a large. It is a little big on me but that’s the way I like it. Maybe this will help. The seam under the are to the bottom of the parka is about 20 to 21”. This puts the bottom of the parka half way between my hips and my knees.

Is the lining wool? Thanks

The lining is definitely not wool. It appears to be some sort of synthetic.

Hi, what is the lining on this parka? My dad wants something he can slide on and off easily, preferably not felt or fleece.

The lining is not 'super slippery' like a pure nylon material would be. I am not an expert when it comes to knowing clothing materials, but from what I can see the material appears to be some kind of 'nylonized' cloth. It's definitely not felt or fleece. Hope this helps.