USGI M51 Wool Field Shirt
By far one of the best surplus items available. Extremely durable and warm, the M51 has been equipping outdoorsmen for decades. We have quite a few of these still unsorted, so we will be gradually updating this page as we make our way through more and more of these.
These OG wool shirts were first issued in 1951 and remained in use to the 1990s. Two pockets, and buttoned to close (with button cuffs) these wool shirts are extremely warm, durable, and comfortable. A must have for any outdoorsmen, quality wool items are getting expensive and harder to get. Because these are an older item, the fit will be slightly different than what you may be used to. Because pants were higher waisted, these are shorter than modern shirts, but still as functional as they were in 1951.
Because these were in use so long, the one you will receive may be a little different- I.E. it could have a name tape or some other minor change.
Grade A: May contain minor pin holes but nothing bigger all are in relatively great shape
Grade B: Contains small-medium size holes and sections of wear from use as well as patching work from its service life, good condition
Grade C: Contains pinky size holes or slightly large but all very repairable.
Jacket Size Chart
1. Pick Your Chest Size
Measure pit to pit
Small: 33–36 Inches
Medium: 37–40 Inches
Large: 41–44 Inches
Extra Large: 45–48 Inches
Double Extra Large: 49–52 Inches
2. Pick Your Height
Measure from base of collar to bottom
Short: Under 5'7" (67 Inches)
Regular: 5'7"–5'11" (67-71 Inches)
Long: Over 5'11" (71-75 Inches)
| Size | Chest (inches) | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Extra Small – Regular | 29–32 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Small – Short | 33–36 | 5'3"–5'7" |
| Small – Regular | 33–36 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Small – Long | 33–36 | 5'11"–6'3" |
| Medium – Short | 37–40 | 5'3"–5'7" |
| Medium – Regular | 37–40 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Medium – Long | 37–40 | 5'11"–6'3" |
| Large – Short | 41–44 | 5'3"–5'7" |
| Large – Regular | 41–44 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Large – Long | 41–44 | 5'11"–6'3" |
| Extra Large – Regular | 45–48 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Extra Large – Long | 45–48 | 5'11"–6'3" |
| Double Extra Large – Regular | 49–52 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Double Extra Large – Long | 49–52 | 5'11"–6'3 |
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Jacket Size Chart
1. Pick Your Chest Size
Measure pit to pit
Small: 33–36 Inches
Medium: 37–40 Inches
Large: 41–44 Inches
Extra Large: 45–48 Inches
Double Extra Large: 49–52 Inches
2. Pick Your Height
Measure from base of collar to bottom
Short: Under 5'7" (67 Inches)
Regular: 5'7"–5'11" (67-71 Inches)
Long: Over 5'11" (71-75 Inches)
| Size | Chest (inches) | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Extra Small – Regular | 29–32 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Small – Short | 33–36 | 5'3"–5'7" |
| Small – Regular | 33–36 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Small – Long | 33–36 | 5'11"–6'3" |
| Medium – Short | 37–40 | 5'3"–5'7" |
| Medium – Regular | 37–40 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Medium – Long | 37–40 | 5'11"–6'3" |
| Large – Short | 41–44 | 5'3"–5'7" |
| Large – Regular | 41–44 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Large – Long | 41–44 | 5'11"–6'3" |
| Extra Large – Regular | 45–48 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Extra Large – Long | 45–48 | 5'11"–6'3" |
| Double Extra Large – Regular | 49–52 | 5'7"–5'11" |
| Double Extra Large – Long | 49–52 | 5'11"–6'3 |
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Description
By far one of the best surplus items available. Extremely durable and warm, the M51 has been equipping outdoorsmen for decades. We have quite a few of these still unsorted, so we will be gradually updating this page as we make our way through more and more of these.
These OG wool shirts were first issued in 1951 and remained in use to the 1990s. Two pockets, and buttoned to close (with button cuffs) these wool shirts are extremely warm, durable, and comfortable. A must have for any outdoorsmen, quality wool items are getting expensive and harder to get. Because these are an older item, the fit will be slightly different than what you may be used to. Because pants were higher waisted, these are shorter than modern shirts, but still as functional as they were in 1951.
Because these were in use so long, the one you will receive may be a little different- I.E. it could have a name tape or some other minor change.
Grade A: May contain minor pin holes but nothing bigger all are in relatively great shape
Grade B: Contains small-medium size holes and sections of wear from use as well as patching work from its service life, good condition
Grade C: Contains pinky size holes or slightly large but all very repairable.
Description
By far one of the best surplus items available. Extremely durable and warm, the M51 has been equipping outdoorsmen for decades. We have quite a few of these still unsorted, so we will be gradually updating this page as we make our way through more and more of these.
These OG wool shirts were first issued in 1951 and remained in use to the 1990s. Two pockets, and buttoned to close (with button cuffs) these wool shirts are extremely warm, durable, and comfortable. A must have for any outdoorsmen, quality wool items are getting expensive and harder to get. Because these are an older item, the fit will be slightly different than what you may be used to. Because pants were higher waisted, these are shorter than modern shirts, but still as functional as they were in 1951.
Because these were in use so long, the one you will receive may be a little different- I.E. it could have a name tape or some other minor change.
Grade A: May contain minor pin holes but nothing bigger all are in relatively great shape
Grade B: Contains small-medium size holes and sections of wear from use as well as patching work from its service life, good condition
Grade C: Contains pinky size holes or slightly large but all very repairable.
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Our mission is to provide the best, most authentic surplus at competitive prices.
Our team works tirelessly to track down unique, rare and historically interesting gear that you don’t normally see on the market.
We photograph and grade everything ourselves, so what you see is what you get; real surplus, real condition, from people who actually care about the history behind it.
Our mission
Our mission is to provide the best, most authentic surplus at competitive prices.
We photograph and grade everything ourselves, so what you see is what you get; real surplus, real condition, from people who actually care about the history behind it.