70s era jumpsuit from the former Soviet Union. It’s reversible and features a hood.
And this fit. It's just perfect.
Honestly, it's incredibly cool.
This is one piece I really want to wear out in the city.
This camo pattern is commonly known as KLMK.
It's made of 100% cotton and was developed as a summer jumpsuit, so it's not hot at all. The high-quality soft cotton makes it extremely comfortable to wear.
Because of this, the way the shoulders drape and the overall silhouette are outstanding. It looks great from every angle.
There is only one pocket, located on the seat. The rear section is designed with buttons so it can be unfastened, intended for bathroom breaks.
While some of the buttons have been replaced over time, many of the original metal buttons remain, giving it an incredible atmosphere.
Soviet vintage is truly rare to come by, and since it’s treated as a collectible item, it’s quite difficult to source.
Beyond its rarity, I think another reason it’s so special is just how undeniably cool it looks when you put it on.
This is the first time I’ve personally managed to source this jumpsuit, and of course, it’s my first time wearing one—it’s just amazing!
It’s easy to move in and really has a great feel to it.
There are some stains and scuffs here and there, but the condition is still tough enough for regular wear.
I really love this kind of condition for vintage pieces.
By the way, way back when we first opened TOTO, we had a Soviet pilot suit in stock, and that one was intense too.
I’ve included a link if you’d like to take a look.
Former Soviet Pilot Suit.
I’ve gone on for a bit, but I highly recommend this.
It’s shown on a 174cm man, but I think anyone over 160cm would find it very comfortable to wear.
A one-and-done jumpsuit!
Has been washed once.
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Model height - 174cm man
Material - cotton
Size - Fits mens L
Measurement on flat (cm)
Length 143
Width 58
Shoulder width 47.5
Sleeve length 58
Waist 112cm
thickness of thigh 43.5
Inseam 63
hem-width 20
Condition - As this is a vintage item with its own unique history, there are some stains and signs of wear, but none are fatal or detrimental. I’d love for you to see them as marks of its journey.
The fabric is still in great shape, and it’s in a condition that will be completely stress-free for daily wear after purchase.
Personally, I find the condition to be perfectly fine.
