A jacket engineered to shield against wind and water, while ensuring breathability for exceptional comfort. Designed to be compatible with Texar Grom fleece.
Equipped with an internal membrane, the jacket boasts a waterproof rating of 10000 mm H2O and vapour permeability of 7500 g/m2, delivering outstanding protection against heavy rain and strong winds while promoting airflow to minimize perspiration.
The integrated membrane offers superior resistance to both precipitation and wind, maintaining ventilation to keep overheating and excessive sweating at bay.
Velcro panels located on each side of the chest and on the left shoulder offer convenient attachment points for any type of patch.
Additional features:
- Hood is adjustable with a drawstring, fully removable, and can be detached via a zipper.
- Two external pockets secured with snap closures.
- Two interior pockets situated near the main zipper, both fastened with zippers.
- High collar design ensures extra protection for the neck against wind and precipitation.
- Cuffs feature width adjustment via Velcro patches.
- Main zipper operates in both directions.
- A full-length cover strip over the zipper blocks cold air intrusion.
- Elbows are reinforced for added durability.
- Designed for seamless integration with fleece layers.
Texar’s PL Camo is the manufacturer’s designation for a camouflage pattern closely resembling the wz. 93 "Panther" currently used by the Polish Armed Forces. The irregular black, brown, and green markings set against a grey-green background provide excellent concealment in both open fields and wooded environments found in Poland and throughout Central Europe.
Camouflage effectiveness is exceptionally high.
Technical data
Model: Grom
Camouflage: wz.93 Pantera PL Woodland
Material: 100% Nylon Taslan
Water Resistance: 10000 mm
Vapor permeability: 7500 g/m2/24h
Weight: 950 g
Manufacturer: Texar, Poland
Currently utilized by the Polish Armed Forces, the wz.93 "Pantera" camouflage pattern stands as the first design of its kind to be developed and widely issued in the era of the Third Polish Republic. The 1993 pattern integrates both mimetic and disruptive characteristics by employing irregularly shaped spots in varying sizes. Its color palette—centered on green, brown, and black—was specifically tailored to the unique environment of Polish woodlands, making "Pantera" particularly effective for native terrain operations. Military Uniform Classes students also receive uniforms featuring this camouflage as standard issue.
