Vietnam era US ERDL jungle shirt manufactured in 1968. This is a ripstop field shirt with a four pocket front and button adjustable cuffs.

Condition is poor. There are multiple holes with fraying along the cuffs, collar, and base of the shirt.

Introduced during the mid 1960s for use by special forces, this camo eventually was adopted by the United States Marines Corps for use in Vietnam. This pattern also saw use with Australian and New Zealand SAS during the conflict and continued to be seen until the early 1980s until eventually phased out by US M81 Woodland.

Features

• Ripstop construction

• Four front cargo pockets

• Button adjustable cuffs

• Button front closure

Sizing:  Large Regular

Weight: 0.6kg

Condition: Value Grade  - Our Value Grade gear has seen more action, showing typical wear and tear, yet is still practical and functional. A budget-friendly way to own genuine military surplus. May contain stains, holes, missing buttons or larger repairs. condition guide