TSPTR Nam Jacket - Olive Size:XXL This is a work from

This is a work from the 1950s in which the needle direction is freely controlled to express the tiger's fur and stripes with only the three-dimensional effect of the embroidery

snap buttons were used on each part of the shirt to make it easier to remove if it got caught in horse harnesses or cow horns during labor

・Chain stitched bottom hems

To create a "fabric for jeans" that retains its firmness even after wearing for years

Military issue Tiger Stripe Camouflage Tropical Weight M-65 Jacket with embroidered Back Piece

TSPTR Nam Jacket - Olive Size:XXL This is a work fromOfficially designated Coat, Mans, Combat, Tropical, Natick Labs designed the US Army tropical combat jacket and trousers in 1962 following a request from Army Material Command for a specialized uniform for Special Forces personnel in Vietnam. The single breasted jacket was made from 5 oz. wind resistant cotton poplin in OG 107 and featured two slanted chest cargo pockets and two lower cargo pockets. The design also boasted epaulets, waist take in