This is the standard issue enlisted man's shirt from the earlier campaigns of WWII.  The M37 shirt retains a much sharper appearance when wearing a coat and tie due to the two-piece collar and stand and front and cuff button plaquettes design.  This shirt does NOT include a gas flap.  The fabric our shirts are made from is domestically produced and made from high quality 100% wool fibers dyed authentically to heathered OD shade and finish.  Buttons are durable solid cast melamine and all seams are stitched with pride using 100% cotton thread.  We also include a beautifully replicated QM inspector tag.  This shirt design fits snug.  If in doubt order up one size to assure room in the body.

Historically, the M37 shirt pattern was used throughout WWII, but was more common earlier in WWII until approximately late 1943 when the Army changed to the convertible collar style.   The Convertible Collar shirt has an open collar and is shown below.  By the Normandy invasion in the summer of 1944 the CC style shirt had replaced most of the M37 style shirts.