1980s Fatigue pants OG 507 - 30x30

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In 1973, the U.S. Army introduced the OG 507 service uniform, made of a polyester and cotton blend.

These new uniforms marked a significant change from previous materials, with a distinctive look called "durable print."

Washable and easier to maintain, they were marked with large yellow labels and had a zipper closure instead of buttons. They remained in use, along with the OG-107, until the introduction of the BDU camouflage uniforms in 1981.

The OG-507s had a dark green and khaki color, similar to the OG-107s.

Material: 50% cotton and 50% polyester.

OG 507 fatigue trousers with Ideal zip.

Condition: In fair condition with defects visible in photos. The back pocket does not have a button.

Measures:

Label size 32x29

Recommended size 30x30

Length: 103cm

Waist: 40cm

Bottom width: 20.5cm

Thigh: 31cm

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