1980s Fatigue pants OG 507 - 32x32

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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 zippers rather than buttons. They remained in use, along with the OG-107, until the introduction of 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 YKK zip.

Condition: excellent.

The internal label indicates a size 32x29, we recommend (according to our measurements) a 32X32

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