Utility shirts from the 1940's to the 1950's were made of HBT (herringbone twill) However, it became cotton satin afterwards, and the name was changed from M-47 to OG-107.
OG-107 is roughly divided into three to four types. There are differences in the shape of pockets and button position, and the change from tube sleeves to button sleeves. It was mainly supplied in the 1960's.
This product is arranged based on the 1st model by changing the sleeve from a cylindrical sleeve to a button sleeve, etc. The silhouette is also refined and excellent. The silhouette is very refined.
The person wearing it in image is 168cm tall and weighs 55kg
[Color]
Olive (green)
[Size]
14h(S equivalent)
Please refer to the dimensions below.
[Dimensions]
Length: 62.5 cm
Shoulder width: 43 cm
Body width: 51.5 cm
Sleeve length: 55.5 cm
All measurements are taken with a flat surface.
[Material]
cotton 100%
Country of Origin.
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[Condition]
A
A. New Condition : This item is brand new or unused.
B. Like New Condition : This item has rarely been worn and still looks slightly new.
C. Very Good Condition : This item has been washed a few times but was well looked after.
D. Used Condition : This item has been noticeably washed and worn a few times but is still wearable.