Vintage from the 1940s, a U.S. NAVY genuine N-3 utility shirt. It's deadstock, likely never washed. There is discoloration on the buttons (photo 12) and wrinkles from storage, but it's in good condition considering its age, with no noticeable stains or holes. The contract number is also readable. The size is 15, which is a golden size for Japanese people. This item is part of the N-3 system adopted as summer combat clothing during World War II. It was worn as a set with items like the HBT jacket. CONTRACT: NXsx 80045 The material is thin cotton poplin, which is extremely comfortable and can be worn in a wide range of seasons. Dome-shaped buttons are used. Patch pockets with button closures on both chests. Side slits with gussets. This olive green color is rarely seen in USN items from this era, and the number of existing items is small due to the cotton poplin material. Deadstock items are rare. This is a hard-to-find item with increasing rarity year by year. * Although it is unused dead stock, it is listed as "near new" due to long-term storage by a non-professional. Photo 4: Gusset of the side slit. Photo 5: There is a difference in color on the fabric inside the cuffs (especially on the left arm). Photos 7-10: Measurements are taken with a measuring tape, so please use them as a reference. Photo 11: The patch has been removed, so there are holes where the thread was. Photo 12: Discoloration on the buttons (there are others). Size: 15 Shoulder width 46cm, body width 55cm, sleeve length 62.5cm, length 80cm Please note that there may be errors due to amateur flat measurements. Military items, deadstock, wrinkles, weaving flaws, storage stains, dirt, odors, etc. may be present. The colors may differ from the actual product due to the photos. The information was researched online by an amateur, so there may be errors. Please purchase only if you can judge from the images and understand these points. U.S. Army RRL NIGEL CABOURN M43 M47 M52 M65 Jungle Fatigue MARTIN MARGIELA US ARMY NAVY Air Force Army Navy Masaki Suda ANATOMICA AIR FORCE WWⅠ WWⅡ Rare Vietnam