PLATATAC Willard Pant - Tigerstripe
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Tigerstripe came to prominence during the Vietnam War but was never an official US issue item, personnel permitted to wear it at first had their uniforms custom-made by local Vietnamese tailors as the ARVN uniforms were too small for most Americans; for this reason there were many variations of the basic Tigerstripe pattern.
Soon, many American special operations forces in the Vietnamese theatre of operations wore the pattern, despite not always being attached to ARVN units: it became the visible trademark of Marine Corps Recon, Green Berets, LRRPs, SEALs, and other elite forces.
Willard Pant
The Willard Pant is designed with an athletic cut for reduced snag points. The crotch gusset eliminates four seams coming together in one spot, preventing blowouts. The fly has a button and zip closure to stop the ingress of insects or for heat management and the articulated knees mirror the leg shape freedom of movement and all-day comfort
FEATURES
- Two front slash pockets with mesh lining
- Two large bellows cargo pockets with a mesh bottom and ITW slotted bar button closure
- Paracord lanyard points in thigh pockets
- Crotch gusset, rear yoke and darted knees
- Double fabric reinforced knee area and seat
- 2” wide belt loops
- ITW slotted bar button and zippered fly
- Self-fabric drawcord in the waist
- Self Fabric blousing drawcord
MATERIALS
50/50 NYCO (Nylon Cotton Mix) Rip-Stop
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