US Vietnam Style Ripstop Fatigue Shirt - Tiger Stripe
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SKU7937U
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US Vietnam Style Ripstop Fatigue Shirt - Tiger Stripe
These US Vietnam Style Ripstop Fatigue Shirts in Tiger Stripe are great reproductions of those worn by US special forces including Marine Corps Recon, Green Berets, LRRPs, and SEALs in Vietnam. Never officially a US-issued item, these were instead either one-off tailored items or made on small contracts by units, and Tiger Stripe remains an iconic and distinctive camouflage pattern.
Made with 100% cotton for authenticity and comfort, as well as Ripstop construction for durability, these are very good copies of the originals which should not disappoint any re-enactor.
Features:
- 100% Ripstop cotton
- 4 classic slant pockets with exposed button-down flaps
- Chest pockets with rear pen holders
- Waist take-in tabs to adjust for the perfect fit
- Button cuffs
- Modelled on military specifications
- Comfortable and durable
- Lightweight and breathable
- Vietnam-era Tiger Stripe camo
- Made by Rothco
High-quality reproductions of the US Vietnam Style Ripstop Fatigue Shirts in Tiger Stripe - a great addition to your Vietnam kit. Team up with the US Vietnam Style Ripstop Fatigue Trousers to complete the look.
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