The U.S. ARMY Jungle Fatigue Jacket 4th Model (actual), which boasts immense popularity as a masterpiece jacket from the Vietnam War period, is now in stock. The jacket is made of lightweight, breathable cotton ripstop fabric and boasts highly finished specifications as combat uniform for tropical regions, and is truly a milestone in U.S. military uniforms.

This item was made in 1970 (DSA 100-70-C-0248) and was manufactured by Bonham Mfg. Co. The four large, easy-to-use pockets have a three-dimensional structure and high storage capacity, making it a perfect fashion item.

The size is the popular MEDIUM-SHORT (Chest 37-41 inches/Height ~67 inches), a golden size that is very easy to fit Japanese people. It is a fit that easily fits in with modern styles.

Noteworthy are the patches that have been carefully sewn on afterwards. Name tape, U.S. Army tape, rank insignia, infantry insignia, and an elite 101st Airborne Division shoulder patch on the right shoulder. All of them create a good atmosphere and are outstanding in terms of both fashion and presence. Although the patches are only an afterthought, they are a detail that brings out the charm of vintage military wear.

The condition is very good, with no noticeable stains or damage, and the fabric is still taut and colorful. It is in great condition for everyday use as street wear as well as for the collection. Nowadays, the distribution of authentic ripstop 4th models is decreasing year by year, and a piece so well-dressed in M-S size is rare. We can confidently recommend this item to everyone from vintage military beginners to advanced users.

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

Size (flat)
Shoulder width: 47cm
Body width: 61cm
Length: 76cm
Sleeve length: 61cm

*Please fill in your actual size. Please feel free to ask any questions about sizing.