This pair draws from the VNMC (Vietnam Marine Corps) pattern lineage of the tiger stripe camouflage widely used during the Vietnam War. Commonly referred to as the 2nd or 3rd pattern, this pair features bold, high-contrast stripes that are its defining characteristic. There is no official name for this specific variant.

This item is not an actual wartime service garment but rather a pair of hunting pants tailored from original fabric released after the war. However, the fabric used is unmistakably authentic Tiger Stripe from that era, and it possesses a unique color, texture, and aged patina that modern reproductions simply cannot replicate.

The front features a zipper fly, and highly practical cargo pockets are positioned on both sides. A drawcord at the hem allows for silhouette adjustment, adding functional appeal typical of hunting wear. This piece can be described as a fusion of military-derived ruggedness and the flexible practicality of a garment tailored in later years.

Condition: The fabric itself is in good condition with no noticeable major damage. While there is some wear, it remains in excellent condition for fabric of that era and can be enjoyed for many years to come. This is a "one-of-a-kind piece made from authentic fabric" that offers a different perspective from original wartime items. We highly recommend this pair not only for collectors but also for those who want to wear it and enjoy its authentic feel. Please note that as this is a used item, returns are not accepted.

Size (flat measurements):
Waist 43cm,
Hip 60cm,
Rise 35cm,
Inseam 80cm