A-3 CAP / REVERSIBLE FROGSKIN CAMOUFLAGE Hoods this early cambric cloth was

this early cambric cloth was finished in a plain weave

and printed T-shirts soon followed as a more casual way to show affiliation

While BUCO's original 1949 collar used processed mouton (sheepskin that has been sheared

which present a consistent grid of overlapping squares and are woven in a two-over-two twill pattern

While such shorts were traditionally made from cotton drill

A-3 CAP / REVERSIBLE FROGSKIN CAMOUFLAGE Hoods this early cambric cloth wasOur A 3 CAP REVERSIBLE FROGSKIN CAMOUFLAGE follows the exact specifications of those used throughout WWII and is made in 6 panels with taped cotton seams on the inside crown. It is finished in a reversible frogskin camouflage which has been developed through close study of deadstock examples, with careful attention paid to the green tones and even the twist of the yarn. The print is applied using dyes in the same manner as the original, allowing it to