Among tiger-stripe patterns, the “Okinawa Tiger” stands out with a particularly strong presence. We’ve just received a pair that retains its rich coloration, making it an attractive choice for both collectors and everyday wear. Plus, it features a generous US cut!
This particular piece features the Okinawa Tiger pattern—also known as the “John Wayne” pattern—which is arguably the quintessential classic tiger stripe design. The contrast between the deep green and black is stunning, and the finish strongly evokes the atmosphere of the Vietnam War era. It is one of the most popular tiger stripe patterns, known for its unique blend of ruggedness and sophistication.
It is made in Okinawa and features a YKK zipper. These details are characteristic of Okinawan lots that draw from both military and civilian traditions, offering a glimpse into the authentic context of the era.Featuring a zipper fly for smooth on-and-off wear, this is an excellent piece in terms of practicality. The silhouette features a relaxed US cut, estimated to be a US size M. In recent years, this size range has become increasingly rare on the market, and pieces with particularly good color are becoming highly sought-after. While it offers a rugged styling, it also strikes a balance that makes it easy to incorporate into modern fashion.
Regarding condition, there is a hole on the left shin area, but this adds to the authentic vintage charm. If desired, we can repair this using replica fabric. Please contact us before shipment if you wish to proceed with this repair. There is a broken button on the back pocket. We can provide a spare button for a fee, and we also offer button replacement services.This Okinawa Tiger is a captivating piece with excellent color retention, pattern, and fit. We highly recommend it not only to collectors but also to anyone who wants to enjoy authentic vintage style in their daily life. Please note that this is a used item and cannot be returned.
Dimensions (flat measurement):
Waist 41 cm, Hip 54 cm, Rise 30 cm, Inseam 75 cm
