Around 1967, US Army Genuine Jungle Fatigue Pants 3rd Non-Rip There is no noticeable damage, but The hem has been altered. I think the inseam and inner thigh seams have been made narrower. There is some slight soiling. The '3rd' model, commonly known as non-rip, uses poplin fabric. The items issued during the Vietnam War have seen a rise in prices, and among them, the jungle fatigue is particularly prominent, both for tops and bottoms. It has a neat silhouette that tapers towards the hem. It's slimmer than the M51, and in my subjective opinion, the fabric is light and soft, making it easy to wear. Since it was originally worn during the Vietnam War, the fabric feels comfortable even in the summer. There is some soiling from storage, but it's a very good size. STOCK NO: 8405-082-5558 Material: 100% cotton poplin (plain weave) fabric (commonly known as N/R fabric). Front closure: Button fly (front/5) Pockets: 6 pockets (side/2, cargo/2, back/2) Waist: Belt loops, side adjusters. Waist (flat measurement) 41cm Rise 29cm Thigh width 31cm Inseam 70cm Hem width 17cm Please note that there may be some errors as this is a flat measurement by an amateur. US Army RRL NIGEL CABOURN Nigel Cabourn M43 M47 M52 M65 Jungle Fatigue USAF ARMY NAVY Air Force Army Navy Masaki Suda AIR FORCE WWⅡ Golden Size