This shirt and camo pattern has been replicated many times but here you’re getting the real deal! The camouflage is known as the six-colour desert pattern, though tastefully nicknamed “Chocolate-chip” or “Cookie Dough” camouflage. Made for use in arid environments and was most notably used during the Persian Gulf War.

The Desert Battle Dress Uniform (DBDU) came to an end around the mid 1990’s for the US, though the pattern is still widespread among middle eastern countries. This DBDU shirt features four button-down front pockets, adjustable cuffs and moderate-heavyweight fabric. Despite its intended use in hot environments, the fabric is on the heavy side—though this does make it rather durable. A necessity for any US collector and an interesting camo for daily wear.

Features:

Genuine US Army surplus
Four button-down front pockets
Buttoned front
Adjustable buttoned cuffs
Rugged nylon/cotton fabric