We are pleased to present these very rare jungle fatigues cut Okinawan tiger pants. The fabric has a sheen to it and is nearly unused. The print is relatively bright green and almost a greenish-yellow or lime color among the Okinawan Tiger pattern. The item is estimated to be from around 1966-67. Various cuts of tiger pants in this color exist, and are very unique, such as the utility pants cut and the cut with large cargo pockets on the pockets. The jungle fatigues cut is also estimated to have been manufactured during this same period. The cargo pockets on these pants are pleated and large in capacity, very similar to the pockets typically found on jungle fatigues. In addition, the buttock pockets have been changed to an inner type, and it is assumed that these pants were manufactured with reference to the 2nd model Fatigue pants. Tiger stripes manufactured by private procurers or tailors often have multiple or single weak stitches at the joints, but these pants are sewn with chain stitches by an industrial sewing machine, indicating that they were manufactured in a factory in a certain number. They also have hand pockets and a complex finish with many manufacturing processes. The fact that these pants have never been used and are relatively small in size suggests that there were other size variations, and it is possible that CISO ordered multiple cuts for trial. In that sense, these are very rare jungle fatigue cut pants. These pants are in near-unused condition, but will be treated as used. Please note that they are non-returnable.

Size (flat): Waist 35cm Hip 46cm Inseam 30cm Inseam 59cm