South Korean Army Shirt-Jacket 1980's - MILITARY SURPLUS

In the early to mid-1980s, several variations of the US m81 woodland camouflage pattern began to emerge in South Korea, primarily among special units of the ROK Army, such as airborne, reconnaissance, and some members of the Special Warfare Command. Some of the designs appear to be mutated versions of the m81 woodland, with the drawings either stretched out or reduced in size by 25-40%. Additionally, a variety of colorways have been encountered. It is possible none of these patterns were ever officially approved, but instead procured in limited quantities for wear during training and or unit ceremonies or parades. 

Please note: as these are military surplus and will have wear and tear from use by the military.  The may have stains and repairs, but these are all part and parcel of military surlus with genuine patina.  There will be some colour, quality and style variation to the image shown as every item is different.