TIGER CAMOUFLAGE SHIRT / LATE WAR Size:L The prevailing theory being that

The prevailing theory being that the USN ALPACA VEST was a civilian garment that would have been made by a contractor with experience and skill in crafting military uniform

The cap features fold down ear flaps for added warmth

a fierce polar bear and dog sled is depicted on the black velveteen jackets embroidered by seasoned professionals

full zip parka from Buco is finished with Bucos famous embroidered helmet logo on the left chest

TIGER CAMOUFLAGE SHIRT / LATE WAR Size:L The prevailing theory being thatThe TIGER CAMOUFLAGE SHIRT LATE WAR is a faithful reproduction of a Vietnam war era U. S. Special Forces camouflage shirt. Developed in the 1950s, the Tiger Camouflage was designed for use in close quarters jungle warfare. Its unique pattern distorted and disguised the wearer's body shape in the undergrowth. Its effectiveness made it the preferred uniform pattern among special operators, but members of all branches of the U. S. Military wore this