60s Rare Non-Rip Jungle Fatigue Jacket SMALL-SHORT

60s US ARMY Jungle Fatigue Jacket SMALL-SHORT Non-Rip Vintage Military Jacket US Army

Size
SMALL-SHORT
Length approx. 70cm, Width approx. 55cm, Shoulder Width approx. 47cm, Sleeve Length approx. 55cm
Please allow for slight errors.
As you may know, US Army items tend to run large, so this is about as small as they get.
The S-S size is particularly rare.

Condition
Scuffing and damage near the front hem, damage on the right sleeve, and light soiling on the body. See images 3 and 4.
There is no other major damage or tears at the cuffs.
Please view the numerous images provided.

This is a jacket called the Jungle Fatigue Jacket from the US Army.
Its official designation is COAT, MAN'S, COTTON W/R POPLIN OG107, CLASS 2, and this is the 5th model from the 1969 fiscal year, a rare non-rip version.

And it's the SMALL-SHORT size that many are searching for.
It's rare to find a piece with so many desirable conditions.

The Jungle Fatigue Jacket is a jacket made from thin, quick-drying, and durable cotton poplin fabric, designed for the hot and humid climate during the Vietnam War. It underwent several minor model changes during its production.
The material is 100% cotton poplin. While the 5th model predominantly uses ripstop fabric, this is a rare example made with non-rip fabric.
The design features the characteristic slanted chest pockets and three-dimensional flap pockets with gussets at the hem, typical of the Jungle Fatigue Jacket.
The slightly faded army green color gives the jacket a great atmosphere.
It's a well-shaped, lightweight jacket that is easy to wear and use.
Prices are increasing year by year, and this is one of the items that is becoming harder to find.
The size is good, and we highly recommend it.