This item can be considered an early model of the PFU (PHYSICAL FITNESS UNIFORM) ARMY T-shirt, adopted and issued by the U.S. ARMY. * The item has been washed with a punch of detergent and household detergent before listing. The "IPFU" ARMY T-shirt with a high polyester content and a back print is still famous and very popular, but this is the "PFU" ARMY T-shirt that was adopted before that! Adopted in the late 80s, this T-shirt features the ARMY logo print and was used around the 80s and 90s. It has a binder neck (photo 8), a robust design that is resistant to stretching and highly durable, single stitching on the sleeves and hem seen on vintage T-shirts, and a seamless, tube-knit construction for a comfortable fit. The heather gray color is also characteristic, with a unique gray color that looks yellowish. This is a very popular item among the U.S. military, and the day it is counted as one of the vintage T-shirts is near. Photo 3: Print has some peeling. Photo 6.7: Single stitching. Photo 8: Some discoloration around the collar. Photos 9-12: Measurements are taken with a measuring tape. Please use them as a reference. Approximately (shoulder width 46cm, body width 51cm, length 63cm, sleeve length 18cm) cm Please note that there may be some errors as the measurements are taken by a amateur. There may be military items, deadstock, sunburn, knitting scratches, storage stains, dirt, odors, etc. The color may also differ from the actual product due to the photos. The information was researched online by an amateur, so there may be errors. Please purchase only if you can judge from the images and understand these things. military, vintage clothing, actual item, release, uk vintage, British Army, German Army, American Army, French Army, Italian Army, Swedish Army, RRL, RAF, SAS, M43, M47, M51, M52, M65, jungle fatigue, USAF, ARMY, NAVY, alpha, Air Force, Army, Navy, Masaki Suda, AIR FORCE, U.S. military, rare, command boots, Vibram, survival game, tactical, USMC, survival, outdoor, wwⅡ, Vietnam, golden size, god size, USMC command, WWⅠ