question-Irish DPM desert-original or fake?

guy who sale this says ther is no any stamps/labels on it
http://www.allegro.pl/item1003068021_dpm_desert_irlandia_mundur_camo_armii_irlandii.html
its quite expensive,so I'm not sure is it worth
any suggestions how recognize is it contract or not will be appreciated
(sorry for my english)

I've seen this seller auction Finnish M/05 camouflage uniforms, also.

If I remember correctly, one of our members has a set and did some investigation and found the Finnish set was commercial, so it's very likely this Irish set is as well.

The absence of tags make the idea that this is a commercial copy very likely.

thanks,I'll wait for somethink better with contract stamps.cheers!

I haven't seen any Irish camo fakes before.

this guy sales also forest Irish DPM,but size he wrote are like M-regular etc,any clue what size messure its used on contract Irish uniforms?

I just received a set from someone with good connections. It's identical to the one in the auction above. I asked about it and was told it came from a source in Belgium. This is interesting for two reasons:

1. The standard Irish uniforms are made by a Belgian company (Seyntex), which does outsource its manufacturing (traditionally to Tunisia, but I think China as well).

2. The colors and printing style are very similar to Belgian Desert, which is dissimilar to pretty much all other desert uniforms.

The cut is correct, the material is the fairly unique British type, the colors match known real items, and the quality is definitely what I would expect from a combat uniform. Mine came in a crisp, crinkly plastic bag. Typically I see bags like this with Chinese made goods.

My guess is that the uniform is identical to the real thing, just without the tags or Irish flag being sewn on. Someone related to the factory looks to be trying to make some money on the side. This wouldn't be the first time something like this has happened

Steve