IHSH-186-GRN - Green Tiger Stripe Camouflage CPO Shirt
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Anything on the weight?
Now I see, lightweight
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Boom and mine.
My wife will hate it for shure, but I "needed" this.
wear it with this boonie hat and some face paint so she can't find you
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I'm almost in between sizes here considering the lightweight material. I could almost get into a large. Can't decide between green or khaki.
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If people could not buy all the XXL until I get paid again it would be appreciated
(Joking)Looks great guys
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I'm almost in between sizes here considering the lightweight material. I could almost get into a large. Can't decide between green or khaki.
I think the khaki version looks better, but that's me.
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I think the khaki version looks better, but that's me.
Beige / Khaki allways makes me look even paler then I allready am, so I wen't for green. I like the looks of the khaki version even better, but can't pull it off because of the color. I had the same problem with the beige curduroy western shirt.
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I think the khaki version looks better, but that's me.
Beige / Khaki allways makes me look even paler then I allready am, so I wen't for green. I like the looks of the khaki version even better, but can't pull it off because of the color. I had the same problem with the beige curduroy western shirt.
[/quote]That's exactly what I'm thinking. I think I will do green as well.
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Will this material fade at all? I'm trying to determine how careful I have to be when washing/spinning it.
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If memory serves, a number of the original vietnam era tiger camo uniforms typically had the same gold/biscuit coloured base that these are printed on. When they faded it resulted in a golden hue across the fabric in places.
I have one of the Buzz Rickson gold tiger camo shirts that I gave to the Mrs. The fading on it looks amazing, as Im sure it will on these!
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