[~ 50's] American Vintage Occupation Taylor Made FROGSKIN CAMOUFLAGE JACKET "U.S.M.C Material"

In the estimated 1950s, it will be a "Frog Skin Camouflage Tailor Made Jacket" made in the United States.

It is the arrival of super special items.

Due to the characteristics of Taylormaid, this pattern may be often seen first.

It was owned by "U.S.M.C (American Marine Corps)" during the warFROGSKIN CAMOUFLAGE is applied to the wholeThe first place that seems to have been specially tailored at the time using the fabric.

Frog Skin Camouflage is one of the camouflage patterns that began to use a wide range of camouflage patterns in the U.S. Army in 1942.

When the soldiers swim and landed on land during the landing of Normandy, they came to be called "frog skin camouflage" because their appearance looked like frogs.
In Japan, it is also called "Duck Hunter Kamo Furge".

The feature of this camouflage pattern is a "jungle camouflage pattern", which is mainly composed of five -colored green printed on one side, and a "beach pattern", which is mainly made of three colors printed on the other side.

This pattern was manufactured with various uniforms and some field equipment, and was widely used by the US Marine Corps in the Pacific Battle.
Variations with different saturation have been confirmed in the same pattern of green and brown, and the difference is that the dye lot used in the factory contracted with the US government during the war was slightly different. That's it.

According to a reliable military dealer, it is not actually a field -tailored, but one for the private use of officers.
Although it is very similar to the individual in the early Vietnam War, the details are unknown because I have never seen the individual at all.

Speaking of items with frog skin camouflage in the American Marine Corps, "P-42" and "P-44" come to mind first.
The fabric used in them is a cotton fabric of "HBT weaving", but the fabric used for this individual is a "flat weave" cotton fabric.

Basically, it is a jungle camouflage pattern that is mainly greenery, but only the chest pocket part is switched with a beach pattern mainly brown.
Although it is not a reversible specification, the beach pattern accounts for most of the lining.

Open-colored collar, 3 front button specifications, and detailed patch pockets reminiscent of P-42, which are characteristic of switching camouflage patterns.

The "cat -eye button" different from the front button is used for the sleeve.

Of course, I think it would be nice to enjoy it between vintage items,Personally, I think it's the perfect item for a formal -friendly styling, like a tide -up style.

Not to mention rareEven from the perspective of a fashion item, I think that it is a very cool one, so I would like you to wear it without hesitation.

The size notation cannot be confirmed, but I think it corresponds to "L ~ XL" in Japanese size.

Even if you look at the actual dimension value, it will be a large size, so I think that even a large body can wear it without any problems.Which is the just size or oversized?

Although there is a feeling of use such as dirt, rubbing, fraying, small hole, tears, etc., there is no major damage that has a problem with wearing, so I think you can still wear it.

"FROGSKIN CAMOUFLAGE" which is the American camouflage pattern in the United States
I think it is a different atmosphere from the camouflage pattern of European countries, so please enjoy it.

It is not a thing that can be bought if you pay money, but you can not make sure that you can get it in the future.

The first place as a wardrobe, as well as a collection item.I think it's a gem suitable for calling "one point", so if you like rare items, don't miss this opportunity.