US OG-507 Utility Shirt
OG-107 but.. better? Yes really!
When the US Military formally adopted Olive Green (OG), it was called OG-107 (107 being the shade of green). The first batch of uniforms used a sateen material which although it looks sharp, wears out quickly. This was later fixed with the rollout of OG-507, which is the same shade of green but now a poly-cotton blend that breaths better, dries faster and lasts longer.
The sizing is done by Collar Size (in inches) x Sleeve Length (in inches). We have also included a more simple size based on these measurements in the dropdown.
OG-107 but.. better? Yes really!
When the US Military formally adopted Olive Green (OG), it was called OG-107 (107 being the shade of green). The first batch of uniforms used a sateen material which although it looks sharp, wears out quickly. This was later fixed with the rollout of OG-507, which is the same shade of green but now a poly-cotton blend that breaths better, dries faster and lasts longer.
The sizing is done by Collar Size (in inches) x Sleeve Length (in inches). We have also included a more simple size based on these measurements in the dropdown.
OG-107 but.. better? Yes really!
When the US Military formally adopted Olive Green (OG), it was called OG-107 (107 being the shade of green). The first batch of uniforms used a sateen material which although it looks sharp, wears out quickly. This was later fixed with the rollout of OG-507, which is the same shade of green but now a poly-cotton blend that breaths better, dries faster and lasts longer.
The sizing is done by Collar Size (in inches) x Sleeve Length (in inches). We have also included a more simple size based on these measurements in the dropdown.
