Military Jacket with Norsel 1981 D104 printed on it

Question

I bought a military jacket at a thrift shop for a couple bucks and I love it. I was just curious if anyone knows what Norsel stands for? Just above the word Norsel is three crowns which are in a reverse pyramid (company logo I would guess). under the tag there is D104. It also has one other unique characteristic in that there is a flap that goes between the legs and buttons to the bottom of the front of the jacket. I just thought it might be neat to know the history of the company which made it or maybe the jacket itself.

Answer 1

Sweden; it is a Swedish Army coat.  The three crowns are the national symbol of Sweden.  Norsel is probably the name of the maker and D104 is either a size indicator or the type of jacket.  The flap was originally a feature of jump coats or smocks as an additional layer of protection from the leg straps of the parachute harness

Answer 2

kool u were in the military?

Answer 3

Why don't you Google the company name. It sounds like it was make in Norway or was made for cold weather wear. The flap between the legs is a wind flap to keep the coat down in the wind. It is probably intended to be worn with snow pants of some sort.