Olive Green Women's Utility Jacket

Vintage U.S. military utility or field shirt jacket, commonly known as the OG-107 sateen utility shirt or the USMC P58 field shirt. These were standard issue for U.S. troops from the late 1950s through the Vietnam War era. Product Information Length: 25.5” Chest: 21” Arm: Inside: 18” | Outside: 20.5” Design: The shirt features a loose-fitting design, two patch pockets with straight flaps on the chest, a button front, and a spread collar. The buttons are a dark, muted brown or olive color. Material: It is typically made from 8.5oz olive green (OG-107) cotton sateen fabric, which is durable and was sometimes treated to be water repellent in later versions. Era: This style was first standardized by the U.S. Army in 1958, leading to the designation "P58" or "Pattern 58". It was used well into the 1970s and beyond, alongside other field jackets like the M-65. Usage: It was designed as a utilitarian garment, often worn over a white T-shirt and tucked into utility trousers.