USGI OCP LEVEL 5 COLD WTR. SOFTSHELL JACKET USED

Genuine U.S. military issue, this is the real deal — the Level 5 Cold Weather Softshell Jacket from the Army's Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS), issued in the OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) scarab colorway. Built as the wind- and light-precipitation layer of the layered ECWCS kit, this softshell is engineered to move with the soldier through brisk fall patrols, high-output cold-weather work, and shoulder-season field use. Your customers get an authentic piece of U.S. GI kit — not a commercial lookalike.

The OCP pattern (also known as Scorpion W2) is currently issued across the U.S. Army and Air Force, which makes this jacket instantly recognizable to service members, veterans, hunters, and tactical enthusiasts alike. The muted tan, brown, and green palette blends beautifully across mixed terrain — woodland edges, high desert, brush, and transitional environments — and delivers real fashion crossover appeal for the streetwear and milsim crowd who want the genuine issue piece, not a knockoff.

Purpose-Built for Cold, Windy Conditions

As the Level 5 layer in the ECWCS system, this softshell is designed to be worn over the base and mid layers and under the hardshell when the weather turns wet. On its own it's an excellent stand-alone jacket for cool, dry, windy weather — the kind of piece hunters, hikers, preppers, and range-day shooters reach for constantly through fall and spring.

Key Features

• Authentic U.S. GI issue in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP / Scorpion W2)
• Attached, adjustable stand-up collar and hood for wind and weather protection
• Full-length front zipper with hook-and-loop storm flap to block drafts
• Multiple pockets including chest and lower hand pockets for gear, gloves, and essentials
• Hook-and-loop adjustable cuffs to seal out wind and lock over gloves
• Articulated cut engineered for full range of motion under load or armor

Used Condition — Real Field Character

These are previously issued jackets and will show honest signs of service — light wear, faded areas, and the occasional small blemish are part of the authentic surplus story. Every jacket has been pulled from military stocks and represents a genuine piece of U.S. Army field kit. That real provenance is exactly what collectors, reenactors, and milsim players are looking for, and it's the story that helps retailers move these off the rack.

Who It Sells To

• Hunters and outdoorsmen who want proven cold-weather layering
• Airsoft and milsim players building authentic U.S. Army loadouts
• Veterans and active-duty personnel replacing worn kit
• Preppers and bug-out bag builders stocking real GI outerwear
• Collectors and reenactors seeking genuine issue OCP pieces
• Streetwear and camo-fashion buyers who want the real thing