The Austrian Army KAZ 69 Jacket is an authentic example of the iconic “Peadot” camouflage family, prized among collectors and enthusiasts for its historical significance and distinctive look.
Introduced in 1969 and used until the mid-1970s, the KAZ 69 represents a refined, simplified version of earlier Austrian camouflage uniforms. It features two practical chest pockets, an adjustable waist drawcord for a customizable fit, ventilation eyelets beneath each arm, and a drawstring-adjustable hood.
The Peadot pattern is uniquely varied, reflecting the subtle production differences of the era. Many jackets within this listing exhibit different variations of the Peadot pattern. See photos for examples.
The Short & Sweet:
- Genuine Austrian Bundesheer surplus
- Peadot camouflage colorway
- Issued; Good condition
- Two button-flap chest pockets
- Dual zip-up and button-up front
- Drawstring hood
- Two interior pockets
- Armpit ventilation
