US Vietnam Era Repro Jungle Fatigue Shirt

US Vietnam Era Repro Jungle Fatigue ShirtThe US military had long been using the 'OG 107' uniform but decided to changes were needed in order to accommodate jungle fighting in the Vietnam War. The new 'Jungle fatigue' first pattern started being rolled out in 1963 and became visually synonymous with the War in Vietnam. These reproductions have emulated the first pattern with no rip stop and a 100% cotton build. Large chest and waist pockets adorn the front providing plenty of capacity for

Large drawstring hood

Originally for his Taranaki Rifles Regiment

this model comes with a large plastic buckle on the front rather than the clip previously offered

M to L chest size is 97cm to 112cm

Army was originally issued in the early 1990's

The Rucksack opening and size is adjustable by means of four fastex clips

These will be picked at random

Being German

Draw cords to waist hood & hem ensure a snug fit

but of course unrestricted nuclear/chemical warfare knows no bounds and thus

Made from carbon steel they also have a double guard and pinned on butt cap to insure durability

you can use it as general clothing too