The camouflage hooded jacket has a height-and-weight recommendation grid, but one row converts 185 cm to 6’11”. That conversion is wrong: 185 cm is about 6’1″. Use the centimeter height and your own garment measurements, not the erroneous feet-and-inches label.

Check the grid against a jacket you own

The chart shows M around 165 cm and 50–60 kg, mixed M/L or L/XL recommendations around 170–175 cm, and XL or XXL at taller rows. Those are recommendations, not finished garment dimensions. Measure your favorite zipped jacket at chest, shoulder, sleeve and hem, then ask for the same finished measurements for the suggested size. Two people at the same height and weight can need different chest and arm room.

The listing documents polyester shell and lining, a zipper, hood and camouflage pattern. It calls the style tactical, but lists no pocket layout, load rating, weather resistance or field test. Request a current front/back photo of the selected option before planning equipment carry. The wrong conversion is a reason to verify the chart, not to assume every centimeter entry is also wrong.