P-44 UTILITY COAT J-24 Collars which derived from the color

which derived from the color code Olive Green 107 saw action in the Korean War and became the standard for use both in the United States and on overseas deployment by the beginning of the Vietnam War

The knees are finished with three-dimensional pleats that prevent the fabric from pulling tight when the leg is bent

On both sides are angled flat pockets to the body and drawstring adjusters can be found at the collar and waist

Nickle Finish

Compared to previous 1st Pattern models from The Real McCoy's

P-44 UTILITY COAT J-24 Collars which derived from the colorThe P 44 UTILITY COAT is a reproduction of the P 1944 Marine Corps Utility Jacket. Rarely found in circulation due to being adopted near the end of the Pacific War, the P 44 followed up the ubiquitous P 1941 coat, both designs being used in combat and workwear. These fatigue duty jackets were worn over a standard military uniform to protect against general wear and tear. In contrast to the simple in design P 1941, the P 44 features a complex