Mil-Tec CamoSystems Ghille Jackal - Woodland

Ghillie Suit camouflage ensemble consisting of pants and a jacket with a detachable hood, constructed from a mesh base with irregularly attached strands of yarn in different lengths and shades. The design provides outstanding concealment, making the wearer virtually invisible on the ground or in wooded environments, even from a close range. In addition to a waist drawstring, the pants include adjustable suspenders secured at the front with buckles, ensuring a secure and tailored fit and stability during movement. The hood fastens to the jacket via three buttons, allowing for effortless removal or attachment based on the user’s requirements.

Due to its specialized structure, the camouflage effectively breaks up the human silhouette and seamlessly merges with natural surroundings. This makes it an optimal choice for hunters, nature photographers, and snipers. Extremely lightweight and compact when folded, the camouflage is crafted from 100% polyester coated with polyurethane. The material does not absorb water, catch on branches, retain odors, create noise, reflect light, and is highly resistant to elevated temperatures and UV radiation.

Ghillie Suit refers to a camouflage garment predominantly utilized by snipers and reconnaissance personnel. In military forces globally, creating and wearing such camouflage is a key component of sniper tactical training. The versatile Ghillie adapts to forest, desert, and various other terrains as situations demand. Widely issued by armed forces around the world, it serves both snipers and scouts. Its superior concealment capabilities make it ideal for individuals who approach targets slowly yet at close range.

Set elements:
- jacket with detachable hood,
- pants with drawstring and suspenders.

Technical data
Camouflage: Woodland
Material: 100% polyester
Weight: 3,113 g (for size M/L)
Manufacturer: CamoSystems, New Zealand

Woodland, frequently referred to as U.S. Woodland or M81, is an iconic camouflage pattern first adopted by the US Armed Forces in the early 1980s, developed from the earlier ERDL design. Remaining the standard camouflage for the US military for more than twenty years, up until the close of the first decade of the 21st century, Woodland stands out for its large, uneven patches in green, brown, beige, and black hues, delivering excellent concealment and disruptive capabilities, particularly in forested environments. The pattern’s proven effectiveness and worldwide reputation have inspired numerous adaptations, now utilized in over sixty different military uniform types across the globe. Its influence extends far beyond military use, leaving a significant mark on popular culture and transitioning from combat gear to everyday wear.