Brandit Flight Suit - Woodland

Designed in Woodland camouflage, this suit is crafted from a robust blend of polyester (80%) and cotton (20%), offering a balance of durability and breathability. The material provides durability alongside optimal breathability for extended wear. Easy donning and removal are ensured by a two-way zipper, while the loose fit design allows unrestricted mobility. The zipper is finished with a low stand-up collar secured additionally with a button closure.

The design incorporates 4 zippered compartments for secure storage:

• 2 positioned at the chest
• 2 located at the base of the legs

Moreover, the suit is equipped with 2 ventilation zips placed on the thighs to optimize airflow and increase thermal comfort during high-intensity activities.

A waistband with an elastic tape ensures a secure fit tailored to the body. Zippers and drawstrings are featured at both the cuffs and the leg bottoms, enhancing the suit's fit, making dressing and undressing easier, and offering increased defense against wind and snow.

A velcro panel is integrated onto the chest, providing a convenient area for attaching patches or emblems, such as a national flag, unit insignia, or so-called Morale Patches.

• Constructed from robust polyester combined with breathable cotton materials
• Designed with a relaxed fit to ensure unrestricted movement
• Equipped with four functional pockets for practicality
• Features a short stand-up collar secured with a button
• Elastic waistband for an adjustable, secure fit
• Integrated drawstrings and zippers for enhanced adjustability and convenience

Woodland, often referred to as U.S. Woodland or M81, is an iconic camouflage design adopted by the US Armed Forces in the early 1980s, evolved from the earlier ERDL pattern. For more than twenty years, it served as the standard issue camouflage for the US military up until the close of the first decade of the 21st century. Distinguished by its large, uneven patches in green, brown, beige, and black, the pattern offers exceptional concealment and disruption abilities, particularly effective in forested environments. Renowned for its efficiency and widespread recognition, the Woodland pattern has inspired a multitude of variants, now featured in the uniforms of over 60 armed forces worldwide. Its influence extends beyond military use, making a significant mark on popular culture as it transitioned from the battlefield into mainstream fashion.