British MTP Hot Weather FR Combat Shirt
Multicam Multicam Multicam. There's a reason it has become so prevalent since Crye developed it back in the early 2000’s. It just works™. Which may be the reason that almost every modern western military (and the odd Russian) has some sort of variant of it currently deployed. There are subtle differences throughout the multicam variants but the coolest one (in our opinion) is without a doubt the MOD’s Multi-Terrain Pattern.
When the British military decided to dethrone the king of camo that was DPM, they at least had the sense to use Crye’s color palette with DPM shapes and shading, after spending years developing new colorways in their ‘PECOC’ trials. It resulted in both a great nod to the historic DPM pattern’s capability and introduced a slightly more unique version of Multicam to the market.
This combat shirt comes with some unique features as well, with a super soft Polyester main body that extends under the ripstop cotton sleeves for added comfort. It's also flame resistant, no more worries when you're toasting marshmallows around the fire with the boys or accidentally toasting your arm on your suppressor. Its padded pen pocket can keep your Slim Jims safe for hiking around in the bush, while the slots in the elbows for padding (not included) can keep your Slim Jim arms unbruised when you go prone.
It’s a prolific combat shirt with better specs than most civilian-available models, and it won’t cost you a pretty penny like the latest drippy Crye shirt.
Specifications
- Flame Resistant treated fabric
- Main body: 100% polyester
- Sleeves & collar: 70/30 Cotton/Poly
- Pockets for elbow pads/padding
- Velcro adjustable Cuffs
- Shoulder Padded Pen Pocket
- Shoulder Admin Pocket
Condition
Shirts are in great condition with no stains, holes, or cuts. All hardware is intact and functional. A minority of shirts may have a finger width of stitching undone on a redundant seam on the back of the shirt, which does not affect the comfort, or functionality of the shirt.
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British MTP Hot Weather FR Combat Shirt
Multicam Multicam Multicam. There's a reason it has become so prevalent since Crye developed it back in the early 2000’s. It just works™. Which may be the reason that almost every modern western military (and the odd Russian) has some sort of variant of it currently deployed. There are subtle differences throughout the multicam variants but the coolest one (in our opinion) is without a doubt the MOD’s Multi-Terrain Pattern.
When the British military decided to dethrone the king of camo that was DPM, they at least had the sense to use Crye’s color palette with DPM shapes and shading, after spending years developing new colorways in their ‘PECOC’ trials. It resulted in both a great nod to the historic DPM pattern’s capability and introduced a slightly more unique version of Multicam to the market.
This combat shirt comes with some unique features as well, with a super soft Polyester main body that extends under the ripstop cotton sleeves for added comfort. It's also flame resistant, no more worries when you're toasting marshmallows around the fire with the boys or accidentally toasting your arm on your suppressor. Its padded pen pocket can keep your Slim Jims safe for hiking around in the bush, while the slots in the elbows for padding (not included) can keep your Slim Jim arms unbruised when you go prone.
It’s a prolific combat shirt with better specs than most civilian-available models, and it won’t cost you a pretty penny like the latest drippy Crye shirt.
Specifications
- Flame Resistant treated fabric
- Main body: 100% polyester
- Sleeves & collar: 70/30 Cotton/Poly
- Pockets for elbow pads/padding
- Velcro adjustable Cuffs
- Shoulder Padded Pen Pocket
- Shoulder Admin Pocket
Condition
Shirts are in great condition with no stains, holes, or cuts. All hardware is intact and functional. A minority of shirts may have a finger width of stitching undone on a redundant seam on the back of the shirt, which does not affect the comfort, or functionality of the shirt.
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Multicam Multicam Multicam. There's a reason it has become so prevalent since Crye developed it back in the early 2000’s. It just works™. Which may be the reason that almost every modern western military (and the odd Russian) has some sort of variant of it currently deployed. There are subtle differences throughout the multicam variants but the coolest one (in our opinion) is without a doubt the MOD’s Multi-Terrain Pattern.
When the British military decided to dethrone the king of camo that was DPM, they at least had the sense to use Crye’s color palette with DPM shapes and shading, after spending years developing new colorways in their ‘PECOC’ trials. It resulted in both a great nod to the historic DPM pattern’s capability and introduced a slightly more unique version of Multicam to the market.
This combat shirt comes with some unique features as well, with a super soft Polyester main body that extends under the ripstop cotton sleeves for added comfort. It's also flame resistant, no more worries when you're toasting marshmallows around the fire with the boys or accidentally toasting your arm on your suppressor. Its padded pen pocket can keep your Slim Jims safe for hiking around in the bush, while the slots in the elbows for padding (not included) can keep your Slim Jim arms unbruised when you go prone.
It’s a prolific combat shirt with better specs than most civilian-available models, and it won’t cost you a pretty penny like the latest drippy Crye shirt.
Specifications
- Flame Resistant treated fabric
- Main body: 100% polyester
- Sleeves & collar: 70/30 Cotton/Poly
- Pockets for elbow pads/padding
- Velcro adjustable Cuffs
- Shoulder Padded Pen Pocket
- Shoulder Admin Pocket
Condition
Shirts are in great condition with no stains, holes, or cuts. All hardware is intact and functional. A minority of shirts may have a finger width of stitching undone on a redundant seam on the back of the shirt, which does not affect the comfort, or functionality of the shirt.
