Combat Shirt in Woodland camouflage, crafted from durable Polycotton material and reinforced with a Rip-Stop weave. Features include a short collar with a zip closure for easy dressing and added protection of the neck against abrasions and adverse outdoor elements. Delivers reliable performance during demanding field activities, whether in tactical scenarios or outdoor training sessions. Engineered for compatibility with Plate Carrier tactical vests.
Shoulders and sleeves are crafted from a robust cotton and polyester blend using Rip-Stop weave, providing enhanced resistance to tearing and abrasion. An adjustable stand-up collar is secured with a YKK zipper. The upper sleeves feature flap-covered pockets with velcro closures, fitted with dual velcro panels for attaching various patches or emblems, including national flags, unit insignias, or Morale Patches.
Use of reinforced stitches and premium quality accessories such as tapes, velcros, and buckles further improves the garment’s overall resistance and longevity.
The central section of the shirt features an elastic, moisture-wicking polyester fabric, offering optimal body conformity and unrestricted range of motion during physical activity. Cuffs can be adjusted via velcro, enabling personalized width adjustment to suit individual preferences. Elbow zones are equipped with extra reinforcements, providing enhanced protection against abrasion.
Woodland, commonly referred to as U.S. Woodland or M81, is an iconic camouflage design first adopted by the US Armed Forces in the early 1980s, evolving from the earlier ERDL pattern. For more than twenty years, it served as the primary camouflage for the US military up until the late 2000s. Distinguished by its large, asymmetrical blotches in green, brown, beige, and black tones, it delivers effective concealment and disruption, particularly in forested terrains. With proven performance and international recognition, the pattern has inspired countless adaptations, now featured in more than 60 military uniforms worldwide. Its influence extends beyond the military, significantly shaping trends in everyday apparel and popular culture.
