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- German BGS Women's Black Leather Police Jacket – Genuine Surplus
German BGS Women's Black Leather Police Jacket – Genuine Surplus
Genuine German BGS (Bundesgrenzschutz) women's leather jacket in classic black, originally made for West Germany's Federal Border Guard. Built from full leather with a soft polyester lining, this authentic surplus jacket combines rugged law-enforcement construction with a tailored women's fit and distinctive vintage European style.
Six front pockets, additional arm and interior storage, zippered cuffs, underarm vents and elastic side waist panels make it both practical and comfortable. A removable washable cloth collar liner adds versatility, while the heavy leather construction gives the jacket the substantial feel expected from authentic German police surplus.
A standout choice for military and police surplus collectors, motorcycle-inspired everyday wear, vintage fashion, or anyone looking for a genuine German leather jacket with real Cold War-era law-enforcement history.
- Genuine BGS (Bundesgrenzschutz) military surplus
- Full leather exterior
- Soft polyester lining
- Zip front
- Elastic at sides of waist for a custom fit
- 6 front pockets (2 slash hand, 2 snap flap, 2 chest)
- Zip pocket and pen holders on left arm
- 2 inner pockets (1 zip, 1 snap)
- Zip cuffs
- Underarm vents
- Hang loop
- Removable, washable cloth collar liner
- Professional leather clean only
Bundesgrenzschutz (BGS; English: Federal Border Guard) is the former name of the German Bundespolizei (Federal Police). Established on 16 March 1951 as a subordinate agency of the Federal Ministry of the Interior, the BGS originally was primarily focused on protecting the West German borders. During their early days, BGS units had military structures, training and equipment. The law enforcement officers legally had military combatant status until 1994. A major part of the early BGS personnel joined the newly founded German Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) in 1956 and thus significantly contributed to West Germany's rearmament.