Non Stock Vietnam War US Army OG107 Fatigue Utility Shirt – Plain BEST SELLERS

This shirt first appeared in 1952 as a follow-up to Herringbone twill (HBT) overalls. This version with sleeve forks was released between 1964-1975 and served for a long time. It is also the final evolution of the OG107 shirt. It is characterized by sleeve forks, pointed pockets, and a right-angle hem. The satin cotton fabric is still used. Although the OG507 after 1975 has the same appearance, it uses a cotton-polyester blended fabric.

• IN
• CM

• Size	Shoulder(IN)	Chest(IN)
  S/36	17.5	40.6
  M/38	18.1	42.5
  L/40	18.7	44.5
  XL/42	19.3	46.5
  XXL/44	19.9	48.4

  Size	Sleeve(IN)	Length((IN)
  S/36	23.6	27.6
  M/38	24.0	28.1
  L/40	24.4	28.7
  XL/42	25.0	29.3
  XXL/44	25.6	29.9

• Size	Shoulder(CM)	Chest(CM)
  S/36	44.5	103.0
  M/38	46.0	108.0
  L/40	47.5	113.0
  XL/42	49.0	118.0
  XXL/44	50.5	123.0

  Size	Sleeve(CM)	Length(CM)
  S/36	60.0	70.0
  M/38	61.0	71.5
  L/40	62.0	73.0
  XL/42	63.5	74.5
  XXL/44	65.0	76.0

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