The denim Barrack Bag was standardised on January 4, 1937, and was used by U.S. Army soldiers to carry their everyday clothing. This early model had two drawcords sewn on at the time of adoption. In response to requests for something a little smaller to carry around on the town, the Plain Model, before the soldier's name was stenciled on it, was scaled down to 7/10th the original size, creating the Scale Down (7/10), Plain Model M.O.C. reproduction! !

Official Name: Bag, Barrack
Year of standardised: Jan. 4th 1937
Year of Contracted: May 4th 1937
Stock No.: 74-B-50
Measurements: 32cm x 44cm(W x H)
volume: 33,000cc
Denim: This 10.5 oz military denim features indigo rope-dyed warp threads on the front and ring-spun weft threads with a unique texture called top dye on the back.