SHIRT, UTILITY, DURA PRESS, 0G-507 DLA 100-87-C-0459 1980s, dead stock, unwashed This is the most orthodox design of military shirts adopted after 1978, and it can be called the classic model of military shirts. It was adopted until the late 1980s, and it's a masterpiece of the US military utility shirt that is becoming increasingly rare even in the local market. It is also known as a fatigue shirt. A blend of 50% cotton and 50% polyester is used. Cotton-poly is durable, wrinkle-resistant, breathable, absorbent, quick-drying, and lightweight. Although it has simple details, it has influenced military wear around the world and is an item that allows you to trace the roots of military shirts, which are sampled by many brands even today. It's easy to coordinate with any bottoms, such as denim or chinos, and is truly useful. The silhouette is also good, and it's a timeless classic military shirt that won't be swayed by trends. It's a rare item, and it's unlikely that a large number of them will be found in the future. Photos 7-10: Measurements are taken with a measuring tape. Please use them as a reference. Photos 11-13: Images found on the internet. Approximately (shoulder width 43cm, body width 56cm, sleeve length 67cm, length 76cm) Please note that there may be some errors due to amateur flat measurements. Military dead stock. There may be weaving flaws, fading, sun damage, knitting flaws, storage stains, dirt, odors, etc. The colors may differ from the actual product due to the photos. I have tried to include any noticeable damage, but there may be other issues. This information was researched by an amateur on the internet, so there may be errors. Please purchase only if you can judge from the images and understand these points. Vintage clothing, real item, release, UK vintage, British Army, German Army, American Army, French Army, RRL, RAF, SAS, FREEWHEELERS, Nigel Cabourn, M43, M47, M51, M52, M65, jungle fatigue, USAF, ARMY, NAVY, Masaki Suda, AIR FORCE, US Army, USMC, Mil-spec, wwⅡ, Vietnam, golden size, god size, USMC command, WWⅠ