Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Anyone familiar with the desert camo military jackets?

I have a 6-color desert camo jacket (chocolate chip) in a size large that is tight across the back of my shoulders. For whatever reason, there's a "cape" on the inside that seems to restrict shoulder movement. But if I turn the jacket inside-out, it fits pretty good.

I'm almost of the opinion that if I cut this out, the jacket will fit me a lot better. I've seen these "capes" on the outside of jackets before but not on the inside. Does anyone know why they are made this way? Thanks.

just a guess but i would think maybe to help with sweat evaporation as a cooling effect.

Makes sense, any other opinions?

it could of been stitched up instead out, i have a couple of afco shirts that the material is inside out.

Its not how you pick the booger..
but where you put it !!

Roger V Hunter

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