OG-107 Pants have become wildly popular over the past few years. This has left the shirt component of the uniform that was used between 1952-1989 in an underrated position. This uniform gains its name from the US Army's colouring code and is constructed out of 8.5 ounce cotton sateen. Cotton sateen is a lightweight and breathable material that was used in warmer climates - especially in Vietnam - until front line infantry and special forces begun to use jungle camo that was more accessible within Vietnam.
We've recently added a collection of OG-107 Utility shirts from the 1960s-1970s to our shop and have also included some pictures of potential ways to style these great transitional shirts in 2021.
Let us know how you'd style these shirts by sending an email or writing a comment below!