These are genuine Polish military winter gloves in the rare wz. 89 Puma camouflage.

Cold War Polish Camouflage

Originally issued from 1989 to 1993, the wz. 89 Puma pattern was a short-lived camouflage designed for the Polish Armed Forces as Poland transitioned away from the Warsaw Pact. Known as 'Żaba' (frog) or reptile pattern, this two-colour design was quickly replaced by wz. 93 Pantera, making surviving combat gear highly sought after by collectors.

Insulated Thermal Protection

These combat gloves feature a tight-weave cotton-blend shell paired with a thick, fully sewn-in lining. This dual-layer construction traps a layer of warm air near the skin while remaining breathable, ensuring your hands stay warm during stationary field work without sacrificing the finger dexterity required for operating tools or triggers.

Practical Utility Features

Designed for active cold-weather field use, the gloves incorporate part-elasticated wrists on the inner side. This elastic band hugs the wrist to seal out freezing wind, rain, and snow without requiring bulky straps. The five-finger design offers a reliable grip, making them highly practical for bushcraft, hiking, and winter workwear.

Add these rare Polish wz. 89 Puma winter combat gloves to your outdoor kit or military collection.