Like the previously mentioned item, this is an Okinawa-made tiger-stripe flight suit dating from the Vietnam War era.

Based on its details and construction, this particular suit is believed to have been ordered in bulk rather than procured individually, making it likely to be of a nature similar to government-issued gear. This aligns with the historical context in which such equipment was supplied through the CISO and other channels to Marine Corps and other unit aviation personnel (fixed-wing and helicopter pilots) at the time.

The front zipper, pocket placement, and practical design make this a functional garment specifically designed for flight and work in combat environments
. The tiger stripe pattern used is the Okinawa tiger pattern, characterized by its deep contrast. The minimal fading and relatively vivid color retention are particularly appealing. YKK zippers are used, showcasing the quality of Japanese craftsmanship.

Another noteworthy aspect is the sizing.
Larger-sized pieces are scarce, making this a highly sought-after item for both collectors and practical use.

As for condition, while there are signs of wear, it is generally in good shape. Considering
the condition of the fabric, it is still in a state where it can be fully enjoyed for both wear and collection.

Unlike pieces with strong individual customization, this one conveys a sense
of authenticity as "equipment prepared for actual use by military units and on missions." Among Okinawa-made Tiger suits, this is a particularly attractive flight suit with a clear purpose and background.

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

Size (flat measurements):
Shoulder width 44cm, Chest width 47cm, Waist 41cm, Hip 51cm, Total length 73cm, Inseam 159cm, Sleeve length 58cm

*Consignment item (Y)