A warm, urban tactical hoodie designed in a military-inspired style. Featuring numerous functional pockets and a relaxed fit, it is ideal for everyday use. Crafted from robust and long-lasting polyester, the fabric dries quicker than cotton and ensures effective ventilation. The hood is equipped with a drawstring for adjustment, delivering protection from cold, wind, and rain. The hoodie is secured with a YKK zipper.
Equipped with ten strategically placed pockets for maximum practicality:
- two spacious main pockets, each featuring an additional zippered compartment for small essentials,
- two shoulder pockets, secured with YKK zippers,
- two chest pockets, fastened with YKK zippers,
- two inner open pockets within the hoodie.
All pockets are constructed from highly durable Rip-Stop fabric, resistant to tearing and abrasion.
Additional velcro panels (hook and loop) on the sleeves allow for the attachment of various insignia, including national flags, unit patches, or Morale Patches, letting you customize the hoodie to your preference.
Elastic cuffs at the sleeves and along the bottom hem help maintain a comfortable body temperature beneath the hoodie. The main zipper’s high closure forms a collar, offering enhanced neck protection against adverse elements.
Technical data
Main material: 100% polyester
Pocket material: 50% cotton, 50% polyester
Pocket lining material: 100% polyester
Color: Black/US Woodland
Weight: 780 g
Manufacturer: Helikon-Tex, Poland
Woodland, often referred to as US Woodland or M81, stands as an iconic camouflage pattern first adopted by the US military in the early 1980s, inspired by the classic ERDL camouflage. For more than twenty years, it served as the primary camouflage for US forces until the late 2000s. Characterized by expansive, asymmetric blotches in hues of green, brown, beige, and black, the design ensures effective concealment and distortion, particularly in forested terrain. Its proven performance and widespread recognition have led to the creation of numerous variants now used by over 60 military organizations across the globe. The pattern's legacy extends beyond military applications, having significantly influenced mainstream fashion and pop culture.
