The Combat shirt features the Greek Lizard camouflage pattern and an ACU (Army Combat Uniform) cut, achieving a blend of military precision and civilian versatility. Ideal for both field operations and everyday use, it ensures comfort, ease of movement, and reliable protection against adverse weather.
Constructed from premium materials with a fabric weight of 215 g/m2, the shirt features a robust blend of 65% polyester and 35% cotton for enhanced breathability. This lightweight fabric dries significantly quicker than pure cotton alternatives. Incorporating a Rip-Stop weave, the shirt delivers superior resistance to tearing. The addition of a hydrophobic coating provides excellent protection against adverse weather conditions. Strategic areas are reinforced with triple stitching to prevent tearing in high-stress zones. For unrestricted movement, pleats are integrated on the back, while the elbows benefit from extra reinforcements with an additional fabric layer.
Featuring 4 functional pockets for enhanced utility:
- two chest pockets with hook-and-loop closures
- two shoulder pockets secured with zippers
An organizer is integrated on the left sleeve for convenient storage of a pen or other small accessories.
Primary closure utilizes a zipper shielded by a storm flap secured with hook-and-loop fasteners, offering protection against debris and blocking wind penetration.
A collar is integrated into the shirt, allowing for both upright or folded-down wear to suit varying conditions and user preferences. Adjustable cuffs are designed to secure the sleeves, preventing them from sliding up during movement.
On the chest and shoulders, hook-and-loop velcro panels are integrated, enabling the secure attachment of various emblems, including national flags, unit insignias, Morale Patches, or IR identification patches.
Greek Lizard represents the primary camouflage pattern employed by the Greek Armed Forces, evolving from the renowned French Lizard pattern (Tap47), which saw widespread use throughout the mid-20th century. Specifically modified and refined to suit Greece’s unique environment—characterized by mountainous landscapes, rocky ground, and sparse vegetation—the Greek Lizard pattern features horizontal, uneven stripes in various shades of olive green, brown, and black, set against a lighter base such as sand or pale green. While maintaining the characteristic striped motif of its French predecessor, the color palette has been optimized for Mediterranean environments. For decades, the Greek Lizard has served as the standard for Greek field uniforms and continues to be widely used today, particularly among ground forces.
