This safari jacket with tiger stripe pattern was tailored by a local tailor in Thailand during the late Vietnam War and after the war. Tiger stripes were popular among U.S. Special Forces and local troops, and this product is a locally made pattern from Thailand. Compared to the common green-centered Tiger, this jacket has a unique color tone with a strong reddish tinge to the brown.

The cool texture of the fabric, made of lightweight cotton, combined with short sleeves and a four-pocket safari jacket style, is designed to adapt to tropical climates. The lining sewing is also simple but strong tailoring that is typical of locally made products, and retains the strong atmosphere of the time. The shirt is finished with an elegant British-like atmosphere while possessing strength.

It is a highly valuable piece from both a military historical and fashion point of view, and has a presence that looks great in collections as well as for town use. This is a piece that allows you to experience the charm of "local tailoring" from the Vietnam War period. This is a used item and cannot be returned. Please understand.

Country of manufacture: Thailand (locally made)
Period: Vietnam War Period - Postwar
Pattern: Tiger Stripe (characterized by reddish brown)
Material: Cotton
Specifications: Short sleeves / 4 pockets / Safari jacket style

Size (flat)
Shoulder width: 41cm
Body width: 56cm
Sleeve length: 24cm
Length: 71cm