TROUSERS, MAN’S, COTTON RIP-STOP POPLIN Size:L Chest Pockets

Chest Pockets

To maintain thickness and durability in the split leather

is constructed from a mid-weight flannel fabric and finished with black urea buttons

replacing herringbone twill (HBT) and debuting in 1952 as part of the OG-107 uniform

The jacket became a staple for laborers

TROUSERS, MAN’S, COTTON RIP-STOP POPLIN Size:L Chest PocketsThe TROUSERS, MANS, COTTON were introduced in the early 1960s as part of the U. S. militarys tropical combat uniform, alongside the Jungle Fatigue Jacket. This reproduction is based on the 1968 iteration, which marked a significant evolution in design and functionality. The fabric was upgraded to ripstop, an innovative material at the time, and the silhouette was updated with a lower rise and a switch to a zipper fly for improved practicality. Ripstop