Russian Kamush "Blue Urban Tiger Stripe" Set
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Russian Kamush "Blue Urban Tiger Stripe" Pattern
metal73- Senior Sergeant
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It's a very attractive pattern isn't it? Who is the maker of this uniform?
metal73- Senior Sergeant
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koalorka wrote:It's a very attractive pattern isn't it? Who is the maker of this uniform?
oooh yes it is
i´ve no idea only size 50 is printed on the label, no manufacturer oder something else.
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Re: Russian Kamush "Blue Urban Tiger Stripe" Pattern
by Camo_fiend Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:28 am
This is my favourite Russian pattern. Might not be practical for any camouflage purposes, but it sure is pretty to look at!
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koalorka- Lieutenant Colonel
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The camouflage aspects are a little dubious, but it sure looks sharp.
I have two of the early generation uniforms, made by the exclusive supplier to the MVD in the 1990s. The camouflage was first issued around 1994-1995 by Vera out of St. Petersburg, and was called Noch-91 (translates to "night"), it is generally characterized by a sparser print pattern with larger shapes, and the construction of the uniform borrows a lot of features from the GRU Spetsnaz "Mabuta-2" khaki/sand-coloured uniforms of the Afghan war.
Then sometime in 95' Vera became ANA and the camouflage scale was downsized, but the overall layout of the uniform remained the same:
Then sometime in the early 2000s they changed the fabric from all cotton to a poly blend, which has remains in use today.
Your set is likely from one of the unofficial or commercial suppliers to local police/militia.
I have two of the early generation uniforms, made by the exclusive supplier to the MVD in the 1990s. The camouflage was first issued around 1994-1995 by Vera out of St. Petersburg, and was called Noch-91 (translates to "night"), it is generally characterized by a sparser print pattern with larger shapes, and the construction of the uniform borrows a lot of features from the GRU Spetsnaz "Mabuta-2" khaki/sand-coloured uniforms of the Afghan war.
Then sometime in 95' Vera became ANA and the camouflage scale was downsized, but the overall layout of the uniform remained the same:
Then sometime in the early 2000s they changed the fabric from all cotton to a poly blend, which has remains in use today.
Your set is likely from one of the unofficial or commercial suppliers to local police/militia.
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Need one of these too!Just cool... 
metal73- Senior Sergeant
- Name : Andreas
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ah ok thanx for your info koalorka, this was helpful to me