The popular John Wayne Tiger (Okinawa Tiger, JWD) made by Hong Kong Dragon, which was released several years ago and had been out of factory stock for some time, is now available again. Our store offers shirts, pants, and boonie hats this time. Don't miss this opportunity!
This pattern has been around since the early days of tiger stripes, known by collectors as Okinawan Tiger, John Wayne, or John Wayne Dense (JWD). It is as versatile as the Silver Tiger, and its slightly lighter, almost warbler green color has a high camouflage effect. Tiger stripes are popular not only as a reproduction of those days, but also as an everyday item.
The trousers we offer this time are a standard US cut. They have two hand pockets, two butt pockets, two cargo pockets, one bandage pocket, and a zipper fly.
The Asian cut generally does not come with pockets on the hands. It is very convenient to have this many pockets not only for games and reenactments, but also for everyday use. The zipper is stamped HAMA. Some of the zippers used by the actual product also had HAMA zippers, but they are not precise reprints and differ in detail. The fabric is a little thin but firm. Sizes range from US-S to US-XXL. The Tiger Stripe is a highly versatile stripe, so don't miss out!
Size is measured on a flat surface.
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US-S Waist 43cm Hip 47cm Inseam 33cm Inseam 80cm
US-MWaist 45cm Hip 50cm Inseam 33cm Inseam 81cm
US-LWaist48cm Hip54cm Inseam 34cm Inseam 83cm
US-XLWaist 50cm Hip 55cm Inseam 35cm Inseam 85cm
US-XXLWaist 53cm Hip 57cm Inseam 35cm Inseam 86cm
*This product is made in Hong Kong and China. Although all items are inspected prior to shipping, there may be some items that are not sewn properly or have faulty stitching, which is a characteristic of being made overseas. Please feel free to contact us for exchanges as long as we have the item in stock.
*Please note that some of the button holes are unevenly sized, making it difficult to fasten some of the buttons. We apologize for the inconvenience, but we ask that you adjust the button holes by yourself.
*The position of the camouflage pattern is not necessarily the same as the sample photo because of individual differences. Please understand.
