TAILOR TOYO TT15799 Mid 1960s Style Vietnam Liner Jacket "VIET-NAM MAP" Vietnam War Custom Order Map Print Gourd-Shaped Quilted Nylon Ripstop for Warmth and Tiger Stripe

Nha Trang was a city where the US military had a naval base during the Vietnam War.

This was custom-ordered by a soldier stationed in the battlefield in the mid-1960s.

The back features the classic map pattern, but a Viet Nam jacket embroidered in all white like this is rare even among vintage items.

The outer material is military-derived nylon ripstop with gourd-shaped quilting .

The lining is made of satin for comfort, and the padding provides moderate warmth.

Normally, the liner fabric is woodland camouflage, but this is an original model that incorporates tiger stripes.

Like the Sukajan, which originated in post-war Japan, souvenir jackets known as Viet-jan were created during the Vietnam War in the 1960s and 1970s .

Two types of fabric are mainly used: cotton twill or a camouflage-patterned poncho liner , and the designs are embroidered with thick, matte colored thread.

Please note that slight variations in dimensions may occur depending on the characteristics of the material and the finishing method. Also, the color of the product may differ slightly from the actual color depending on the settings and environment of your device.

*The size is slightly larger than a regular Viet-Jean.

Photo model Male: 170cm, 63kg, wearing size M