This is a first model jungle fatigue jacket made by SESSLER. It's a Special Forces, Green Beret version. The color is OD. I purchased it and have kept it in storage without wearing it. This is an extremely popular model, making it difficult to obtain. Especially the M-R size tends to sell out quickly. The jungle fatigue jacket made by SESSLER is of very high quality, and it's difficult to distinguish it from the real thing. This is a model from around 1964, when jungle fatigues began to be issued in the early stages of the Vietnam War. Its features include hidden buttons on the front and pockets with flaps and exposed buttons. The fabric is non-ripstop 100% cotton, and the shape, texture, and color are faithfully reproduced, with the same level of quality as the real thing. It's interesting that even with the same non-ripstop fabric, the texture is slightly different from the 3rd model. - It has a white name tag on the right chest, a "U.S.ARMY" branch tape on the left chest, and a Special Forces patch and "AIRBORN" scroll tab on the left shoulder. You can see that this model is for elite forces. (Images 4-6) - There are pen pockets on both chest pockets. (Images 7, 8) - The name tag is blank, so you can add your own personality by writing your name in the alphabet with a stamp or a magic pen. - Even the contract instruction label on the inside is reproduced. (Image 10) - There are waist tabs on both sides, allowing you to cinch the waist silhouette. (Image 11) Size: Shoulder width: 49cm Body width: 61cm Sleeve length: 58cm Length: 75cm According to the website, it's for people who are 165-175cm tall and have a chest size of 90-100cm, but it's a bit large, equivalent to an L size. (Image 12) I think it's best to wear it with a little room. Color: Green Stains, tears, odors, etc.: None 5% of the profits from this item will be donated to Doctors Without Borders.