US Army 1967 ERDL "Non-Rip" Poplin Jungle Jacket Deadstock

Introduced into service in 1967 this was an early iteration of the ERDL pattern camouflage that would become the standard US camo pattern of the second half of Vietnam and on into the 1970s. This featured the 'green dominant' pattern that wasn't wholly suited to use in Vietnam, with the bright green standing out against the brown tinged grasslands. These were soon replaced in service by the ripstop cotton version, and largely the brown colourway. Jackets like this are hard to find, especially in unworn condition.

Condition

Deadstock and perfect

Size

• Tagged a medium reg
• Pit to pit 24"
• Shoulder to shoulder 18.5"
• Shoulder to cuff 24.5"
• Collar to hem 32"