COLIMBO Original Gun Coat -Paraffin Coated Duck- Charcoal【ZU-0136】

The denim pullover, which was officially adopted as the U.S. Army uniform in its early days, changed from the previous khaki color to blue denim after 1935 and began to be issued as a general-purpose workwear for outdoor activities other than combat. It was also worn by support units such as engineers on the front lines. After WWII, it was changed to a front-opening coverall style, but the existing stock continued to be issued as general-purpose workwear. Especially towards the end of the war, these used clothes, along with civilian clothing of the same type, were reportedly used in various facilities as workwear in prisoner of war camps and military prisons. Although simple in structure, its pattern concept is classic and reflects the times, differing significantly in sleeve attachment and body fitting compared to military wear from the 1940s onwards.
This product reproduces that unique form while retaining its taste.
Please enjoy the fading of the selvedge denim and the contrast of the white stitching.

The fit is roomy, and the denim is neither too thick nor too thin, providing a comfortable feel.
The buttons are engraved with "U.S. ARMY."