Camouflage Jackets

For any military fan, it would be a great idea to supplement your closet with camouflage jackets. In the military, a jacket with well-chosen camouflage was a great thermal protection for soldiers in adverse conditions, ensuring, by the way, being unnoticed. In addition, care was taken to ensure that such jackets had good mechanical strength without restricting movement. Along with the development of technology, jackets were equipped with membranes with good breathability, while providing great resistance to waterlogging. Adapting such features of clothing, popular moro jackets also appeared on the civilian market. Currently, this type of jackets is often chosen by hunters, mushroom hunters, fishermen and fans of militaria in the broadest sense.

One of the most popular camouflage patterns is the Polish WZ.93, which we can easily get from domestic manufacturers such as Helikon-Tex and Texar. The popular "Panther" was the current camouflage pattern in the Polish Armed Forces from 1993 to 2010, but it is still used by reservists, basic and preparatory service soldiers. Nowadays, the most popular jackets are those that will have very high mechanical strength, but can often be quite heavy through their very dense weave of material, or the technical jackets known as softshells, which are very popular today. This type of technical jackets, despite their low thickness, offer very good thermal properties. Popularly referred to as moro jackets can actually be any jacket in camouflage, but the term moro is much more general, without reference to any specific pattern. Available and very popular camouflage patterns include US Woodland (popularly referred to as woodland), German flecktarn and various variations based on US Camogrom. Wanting to provide products as close as possible to military standards, in addition to the usual moro jackets made of polyester, cotton or nylon, we can meet models made with RipStop technology. It is a way of reinforcing fabrics by adding fibers of a stronger material at regular intervals, which gives it the characteristic structure of a regular grid.

Other patents for increasing the functionality of camouflage jackets are the use of membranes, which have different properties and names depending on the manufacturer. For example, the Greek company Pentagon specifies its StormTex™ membrane with a breathability of 5000 g/m² and water impermeability of 5000 mm water column/m². Before buying, it is worth comparing the models offered and the properties of their membranes. Additional protection of the material from water, which camouflage jackets often offer, is a Teflon coating applied to the material, which will protect it from light rain and dirt. Looking for a military jacket, we will meet many models that are replicas of their originals derived from the army. An interesting proposition will be the M65 model, which is modeled on the original cut of jackets used by the US Army during the Vietnam War. They consist of 50% nylon and 50% cotton, and their very dense weave gives the jacket exceptional resistance to abrasion. Looking for a moro jacket, we encourage you to check out Militaria.pl's offer, where we have a wide range of available models in varied camouflages. Depending on your expectations, everyone will find a model that meets their requirements.