A real, ERDL camo jungle fatigues jacket is now available, manufactured in 1970 (DSA 100-70-C-0475) to U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) specifications.

The camouflage pattern used in this jacket, "ERDL camo," is a leaf-type camouflage pattern adopted in the latter half of the Vietnam War period, and is a historical pattern that later became the prototype for the Woodland camo. The poplin ripstop fabric model in particular is both durable and lightweight, and is designed for operation in harsh tropical jungles.

The USMC (United States Marine Corps) stamping on the breast pocket shines through, a realistic detail that shows it was actually issued. The tag also remains firmly in place, and it is a "medium-short," a golden size that fits Japanese people most easily. It is a well-balanced piece that is both practical and collectible.

There is a sense of use overall, but the firm fabric feel unique to ripstop is still there. Although some scuffs and small stains can be seen, there is no damage that would spoil its charm as a vintage wear, and it is in good condition to be worn as it is. This is a piece of clothing that has both the authentic style used in real battlefields and the perfection of a fashion item. This jacket is a masterpiece of vintage military wear! This is a used item and cannot be returned. Please understand that this is a pre-owned item and cannot be returned.

Size: MEDIUM-SHORT

Size (flat on the floor):

Waist 48cm Hip 62cm Inseam 76cm Inseam 60cm