Mitchell pattern camouflage fabric was adopted as an official military standard for use in tents and helmet covers for its camouflage effect, but during the Vietnam War, jackets and trousers were produced locally. Because they are made to order, their numbers are rare, but there are several types. Like the frogskin used during World War II, it has a jungle and desert design with double-sided prints, and the material is thick satin lining on the jungle side, and in this product, an aging treatment is applied to the finish. The style of these trousers is the same as the utility pants that appeared during the Vietnam War, and are worn in the jungle.

100% Cotton

Made in Japan