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The CREW 8 print is hand applied at our Kobe headquarters using traditional printing techniques. This graphic recreates markings seen on the brightly colored US Navy flight deck jerseys from the 1960s and 70s, rooted in a system that began in the early 1920s aboard the USS Langley, the Navy’s first aircraft carrier. Color-coded jerseys were introduced to clearly distinguish duties on deck and maintain safety during flight operations, a practice that still continues today. By the Second World War, these colors had defined meanings: yellow for aircraft directors, red for ordnance crews, blue for plane handlers, white for safety personnel, green for catapult and arresting gear crews, and brown for plane captains. 100% Cotton Fabric, 8 oz. 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Further development has seen nylon cloth replacing cotton as the standard fabric for P.T. shorts. Historical photographs confirm that these shorts were used for physical training at the U.S. Naval Academy (USNA). Though there is no direct evidence to suggest they were part of Marine Corps recruit training programs, such as boot camp, it is likely that they were issued to select groups, such as officer candidates, rather than to all recruits. During World War II, some civilian universities were converted into training centers for Navy pilots, and similar shorts were used for physical training at these institutions. The SHORTS, ATHLETIC, U.S.M.C. are crafted from cotton poplin fabric, staying true to the era’s. 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Climbers, hippies, punks, and “rockers” also embraced their functional design, appreciating their durability and easy repairability. 100% Cotton 9 oz. 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A fatigue pant that became synonymous with American counterculture that stemmed from the Anti-War movement. Climbers and other outdoor adventurers also adopted the pants for their versatility, comfort, and all-around durability. A comfortable and highly practical fit with a medium rise that benefits from waist adjuster tabs, a urea button closure and buttoned rear patch pockets. The shorts are constructed in the same sateen fabric as the OG-107 model and utilize cotton sewing thread throughout, to age more organically with time. Evolving from the Herringbone Twill (HBT) era of WWII, the 1950s saw the US Army transition to a cotton sateen fabric as part of the OG-107 uniform. OG-107, which derived from the color code Olive Green 107 saw action in the Korean War and became the standard for use both in the United States and on overseas deployment by the beginning of the Vietnam War. The fatigue pant, TROUSERS, MEN’S, COTTON SATEEN, OG-107 were in issue until the mid 70s, a testament to their popularity, and were replaced directly by the short-lived poly-blend OG-507 although by 1965, most soldiers in combat were wearing the more technical M-65 pants. As OG-107s faded from the field of combat, they remained integral to the army for nonmilitary assignments and were adopted into civilian life, particularly by those opposed to the War in Vietnam. As such, they became synonymous with American counterculture that stemmed from the Anti-War movement. Climbers and other outdoor adventurers also adopted the pants for their versatility, comfort, and all-around durability. As these pants ages around the knees, it was common to cut them off at the thigh to give them a second life. 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But it was only after the end of the War, having seen its potential, that the US Military set out to develop a camouflage pattern for broader uniform use. Between ‘48 and ‘53 field tests were conducted using a number of different patterns, culminating in a trial in Panama of 8 different designs. Two complimentary patterns were found particularly effective, the green hued Wine Leaf, a bright foliage pattern ideal for Spring and Summer months and The Mitchell, a brown cloudy pattern ideal for Fall and Winter that was named for its designer, an artist and former marine Meldon Mitchell. It was determined that this combination could be implemented in an interchangeable two-sided design that was designated as Pattern-53. Ultimately, the Mitchell name became synonymous with both sides and the Leaf design is recognized by that moniker today. Initially only used by the Marine Corp, U.S involvement in Vietnam meant that by the mid 60s both the Army and Navy were using Mitchell helmet covers too. Throughout the war a number of trial garments were made and tested in Mitchell camouflage, including the M-65 though none of those garments widely issued and shelter halves and helmet covers remained the only official designation. The pattern was popular though and local tailors, particularly those in Okinawa would make custom pieces including boonie hats, jackets, shirts pants and shorts as reimagined here. This interpretation of a custom Mitchell adaptation short is based on the TROUSERS, MEN’S, COTTON SATEEN, OG-107 pattern. A fatigue pant that became synonymous with American counterculture that stemmed from the Anti-War movement. Climbers and other outdoor adventurers also adopted the pants for their versatility, comfort, and all-around durability. 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First issued to both the Army and Marine Corps in 1942, production of frogskin had largely ceased by 1944, with surplus uniforms released into civilian hands. Repurposed for hunting and outdoor use, the pattern became widely known as “duck hunter” and found a new audience beyond its original military context. Based on the Army’s frogskin M-43 trousers, this design has been reworked into a short format, retaining the original cargo pocket configuration while omitting details such as suspender buttons. This model features economy-type buttons, a detail that is commonly associated with civilian hardware. This frogskin camouflage, often referred to as “duck hunter”, represents one of the earliest attempts by the United States military to move beyond plain-dyed uniforms and introduce disruptive camouflage in the field. Developed in the early 1940s, the pattern uses irregular, organic shapes to break up the outline of the wearer, drawing on principles seen in nature where layered color and shadow provide concealment. The pattern entered service in 1942 following an urgent request from Douglas MacArthur for a large quantity of jungle combat uniforms. The initial production run consisted of reversible garments printed on white HBT fabric. One side featured a green, multi-tonal pattern intended for jungle environments, while the reverse used lighter tan and brown tones for beach and shoreline operations in the Pacific. The camouflage itself was developed by Norvell Gillespie, a San Francisco-based horticulturalist with a background in botanical observation. Rather than drawing from existing military precedents, Gillespie studied natural concealment, specifically the way amphibians blend into their surroundings. The irregular, organic spotting of a frog’s skin became the conceptual basis for the pattern. When issued to troops, the uniforms were quickly nicknamed “frogskin suits,” a term that endured long after official use ended. Despite its innovative intent, early field feedback was mixed. Marines operating in dense Pacific jungle environments reported that the green side of the pattern appeared too bright and high-contrast to provide effective concealment. The camouflage also saw limited deployment with the Army, including use on the one-piece M-1942 suit in the European theater. There, the pattern’s visual similarity to certain German camouflage designs contributed to several documented friendly-fire incidents. As a result, enthusiasm for the pattern declined during the war years. The Marine Corps continued development based on combat feedback, resulting in the P1942 two-piece uniform, which offered greater practicality and storage capacity. A further refinement followed in the form of the P1944 reversible two-piece uniform. However, by the time the P1944 entered broader circulation, the war in the Pacific had already ended. Camouflage garments were still considered limited-issue equipment, and production numbers for P1944 were comparatively low. Although the wartime lifespan of frogskin camouflage was brief, its postwar influence was substantial. Large quantities of surplus uniforms were released after 1945, and returning servicemen frequently wore them for hunting and outdoor work. Their effectiveness in marsh and woodland settings did not go unnoticed, and commercial manufacturers soon adapted the pattern for civilian use. 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The pattern seen here, widely referred to as Tadpole Dense (TDD), was introduced in 1970 and features bold black stripes over olive and brown tones. Notably, Japan (and the Ryukyu Islands under U.S. administration at the time) played a significant role in the production of tiger stripe garments, including the Tadpole Stripe. With the procurement of Tiger Stripe manufacturing in Japan, shirts and trousers typically became available into two types: Anglo (U.S.) variants, designed for American soldiers, and Asian variants, made for Vietnamese soldiers. The main distinction, apart from size, is that the Anglo version features two buttons on the pocket flaps, whereas the Asian version has only one. The TIGER CAMOUFLAGE SHORTS \/ TADPOLE are made from 100% printed camouflage cotton twill, sewn with cotton thread and finished with urea buttons. 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