【Purchased from anytee】 Rare Size S SHORT The Jungle Fatigue, born in 1963, was produced for a short period of less than two years, from 1965 to 1966. The 2nd model is overwhelmingly less common compared to the 3rd and later fatigues. Key features include: ① Epaulettes on the shoulders ② Adjusters on the back to cinch the waist ③ An inner flap covering the front buttons ④ Non-ripstop fabric (cotton poplin fabric) These unique details are abundant, and especially the visible ① and ② are details only found on the 1st and 2nd models, making them very eye-catching. The size is Small Short, recommended for those around 165cm tall. This size is popular and traded at high prices in hot countries like Thailand, where many people are smaller in stature. It has a beautiful fade and no major damage, so it's recommended for those looking for a 2nd type. Seriously, they don't come up for sale very often. ... The Vietnam War, which began in the mid-1950s, saw the United States' full-scale intervention from the mid-1960s and ended in 1975. These were officially named "Combat Tropical" (commonly known as "Jungle Fatigue") and were developed as combat uniforms for tropical regions. They were worn in the masterpiece film "Apocalypse Now," and due to their functional and high design, many brands such as wtaps, sacai, and comme des garcons have sampled them. They are authentic military vintage items. They were a staple military item found in vintage clothing stores, but they are quickly becoming scarce due to their increasing popularity alongside vintage T-shirts and denim in the United States and Thailand. Unfortunately, the sizes often seen are centered around S. It's becoming difficult to find good condition items in M or larger, very difficult. [ERA] 1965-66 made in USA [CONDITION] used good condition 【Size Notation】 Small/Short Actual Measurements Shoulder width: Approximately 46cm Body width: Approximately 56cm Length: Approximately 73.5cm Sleeve length: Approximately 56cm