The 2nd Model Jungle Fatigue Jacket (OG-107), deployed in the early 1960s during the early stages of the Vietnam War. This highly refined early model strongly reflects a design philosophy centered on combat readiness.

The epaulets—the defining feature of this model—and the gas flap structure, designed as protection against chemical weapons, are details unique to this era. However, on this particular piece, the gas flap has been removed, making it a genuine, authentic garment customized based on actual field conditions and the soldier’s judgment. These “field-spec” details convey a sense of authenticity and a compelling story that cannot be found in mass-produced items.

The size is SMALL-LONG. This size range is limited in circulation and offers a highly appealing balance for those seeking a slim fit with a substantial body length.

Regarding condition, while fading is relatively minimal and the color remains vibrant, signs of actual use—such as stains, scuffs, and minor damage—are visible throughout. Specifically, there are stains on the sleeves and back, and small holes or damage near the hem; however, the fabric itself remains sturdy and is not at a level that would hinder wear. Rather, this sense of wear is precisely what gives it its charm, vividly preserving the atmosphere of that era.

Combining the rugged details of the early model with authentic field modifications, this is a truly one-of-a-kind piece. We highly recommend it both as a collector’s item and as a wearable piece that prioritizes atmosphere.

Please note that this is a used item and cannot be returned.

Size (flat measurements):
Shoulder width 45 cm, Chest
width 57 cm
, Length 83 cm
, Sleeve length 65 cm