Bronson Modified Army M-43 Frog Skin Camo Pants Herringbone Twill Cargo Trousers
Frog skin camo is one of the earliest iterations of the military camo prints that we know today. Developed and tested in 1940 by the US Army Corps of Engineers, it features five colors and represents the first attempt at 'disruptive coloration', a type of camouflage that uses strongly contrasting shapes and patterns to break up the outlines of the wearer or vehicle. Frog skin was largely discontinued for American use after WWII, though it was also worn during guerilla warfare operations in Vietnam. Though frog skin camo saw limited use on the battlefield, its appearance in military surplus stores after WWII led to its popular use by hunters, which inspired imitations and revisions in hunting apparel designs. Frog skin was thus born into a second life as 'duck hunter' camo, which is used to create many hunting uniforms today.
- 100% cotton
- Made from 10oz herringbone twill fabric
- Two side entry pockets for enhanced practicability
- Cargo pockets on the front of thighs
- One rear kangaroo pocket for easy access to essential gear
- Button fly closure
- High rise, relaxed fitting silhouette
- Preshrunk, little to no shrinkage to be expected
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