These are US Army ERDL camouflage fatigues pants made of 1968 contract ripstop fabric. Size is MEDIUM-LONG.

ERDL camouflage started to be developed in the late 1940s, and was developed as the mainstream camouflage clothing of the U.S. military, along with many test patterns. It was introduced into the Vietnam War around 1965-1966, and by 1968, it was being replaced by the Marine Corps and the Army as camouflage that was effective in the jungles of Vietnam. Tiger stripes were thick and hard to dry, so many soldiers preferred jungle fatigues, but this ERDL fabric was very popular because it was thin and easy to dry, just like fatigues. It is camouflage clothing.

These pants have small holes and red stains. The hems have been cut off and are not locked so the fibers are frayed. The camouflage is not in perfect condition, but the camouflage color remains beautiful and the color is faded but still beautiful.

It is a used item and cannot be returned. Please understand.

Size (flat):

Waist 44cm Hip 60cm Inseam 30cm Inseam 71cm