The 3rd model, which is supported by the most perfect balance among the famous "Jungle Fatigue Jacket" developed for combat in the tropics during the Vietnam War, is in stock. This is a DSA 100-4753 contract, an actual original, presumably manufactured in 1966-67. The material is 100% cotton poplin (OG-107), which is lightweight, breathable, and sturdy.
The size is MEDIUM-REGULAR, which is a golden balance for Japanese people. It has the details of the 3rd model, such as a front wing, no gas flap, and epaulettes.
The most notable feature is the condition. There are no signs of water penetration, judging from the whiteness of the tag and the firmness of the fabric. There are some minor stains that may have originated from storage, but this is an extremely good vintage piece.
This 3rd jungle fatigues in miraculous condition is very valuable for both practical use and collection. This is an archival grade item that will be increasingly difficult to find in this condition in the future. If you have been looking for it, please do not miss it.
Type] Actual original
[Model] Jungle Fatigue Jacket 3rd model
[Contract] DSA 100-4753
[Year of manufacture] Estimated 1966-67
[Material] 100% Cotton Poplin, OG-107
[Zipper] None (Ribbed button front)
[Condition] Almost never used. A few storage stains. No water pass-through.
No returns as this is a used item. Please understand.
Size (flat):
Shoulder width 47cm, body width 61cm, length 80cm, sleeve length 63cm
