Tiger Stripe Jungle Camouflage Gym Bag
Ready to get your fitness on? Add some punch to pumping iron with this all-over print gym bag. Made from 100% polyester and sturdy, water-resistant fabric, this bag is fun meets function. And it’s got pockets! The South Vietnamese Tiger stripe camouflage is a type of military camouflage pattern that was used by the armed forces of the Republic of Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The pattern was designed to help soldiers blend in with the jungle environment and was first used in the 1960s, but first developed in the 50s for the Vietnamese Marines. The first tiger pattern was a locally-made copy of the French lizard pattern produced for the Vietnamese Marine Corps (Sọc Răn Thữy Quân Lục-Chiến). The original French TAP47 or Leopard pattern was an evolution of British paratrooper camo, but had narrower stripes and was designed for operations in Indochina. It was developed over time to what was called Advisor's Type along with other derivative versions in different hues. Advisors Type Defe