US Army Woodland Camo Jacket: Worn Patches
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Fabric: Typically made from a durable cotton/nylon "NYCO" twill or a ripstop material designed to withstand harsh field conditions.
Camouflage: The "M81" pattern consists of four colors—sand, brown, green, and black—designed to provide concealment in temperate forest and meadow environments.
Specific Markings
Branch Tape: On the wearer's left side (right side of the photo), it has the standard "U.S. ARMY" name tape.
Name Tape: On the wearer's right side, there is a custom name tape that appears to read "CALLAHAN".
Removed Insignia: You can see dark, rectangular shadows above the "U.S. ARMY" tape and the left chest pocket. These are "ghost marks" where skill badges—likely a Combat Infantryman Badge and Jump Wings based on the shape—were previously sewn on.
Current Style
While originally tactical gear, these jackets are now staples in vintage and streetwear fashion. They are often worn oversized as light outerwear, valued for their "broken-in" feel and functional aesthetic.
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