TIGER CAMOUFLAGE SHIRT / LATE WAR Size:L with intentional variety in hide

with intentional variety in hide for different aspects of the vest and asymmetry in the pattern

Throughout the war a number of trial garments were made and tested in Mitchell camouflage

a fierce polar bear and dog sled is depicted on the black velveteen jackets embroidered by seasoned professionals

known as 蓼藍 (tadeai)

This model is distinguished by a malleable contoured leather footbed that ensures ergonomic foot positioning and sits on a midsole comprising a blend of natural rubber and cork

TIGER CAMOUFLAGE SHIRT / LATE WAR Size:L with intentional variety in hideThe TIGER CAMOUFLAGE SHIRT LATE WAR is a faithful reproduction of a Vietnam war era U. S. Special Forces camouflage shirt. Developed in the 1950s, the Tiger Camouflage was designed for use in close quarters jungle warfare. Its unique pattern distorted and disguised the wearer's body shape in the undergrowth. Its effectiveness made it the preferred uniform pattern among special operators, but members of all branches of the U. S. Military wore this