This is a 1960s U.S. ARMY jungle fatigue jacket. The manufacturer is RICHARD WYNN ENTERPRISE INC, and the mil-spec is DSA100-69-C-0727. This jacket is considered a 3rd type within the same model, and it is a model that omits the epaulets seen in the 1st and 2nd types. Normally, the 3rd model omits the drain holes at the bottom of the pockets, but this one has them because it is the final 3rd model from 1969 (see image 9). Generally, the ripstop fabric models, commonly called 4th, are said to have been manufactured from around 1968, so this item is believed to have been made during the transition period of the model change. All buttons are original. The size is SMALL-LONG, which is equivalent to a size M, so it will fit perfectly for people with a standard Japanese body type. The non-ripstop fabric of the 4th and earlier types is very popular and becoming increasingly scarce year by year, so please consider this opportunity. Actual size: ・Length (from the base of the collar to the hem): approx. 79cm ・Shoulder width (from shoulder tip to shoulder tip): approx. 44.5cm ・Width (length between the seams of the armpits): approx. 57.5cm ・Width (5cm below the armpits to 5cm below the armpits): approx. 55cm ・Sleeve length (from shoulder tip to cuff): approx. 61cm Material: 100% cotton Country of origin: USA There is a very slight stain on the back (see image 10) *Please note that there may be slight errors due to amateur measurements. COAT, MAN'S, COTTON W/R POPLIN OG 107 100% COTTON DSA 100-69-6-0727 RICHARD WYNN ENTERPRISES, INC. INSTRUCTION LABEL: