MCU Trg Shirt

NZ made, 70% cotton, 30% polyester, YKK zippers.



Shirt Front, collar in up position, one pad removed, pads made by Crye Precision.



Shirt Rear.



Front zipper and velcro closures.



Arm pockets, zip and flap entry.



Cuffs done up.Loop velcro has interesting sewing method, once edge is sewn they have then zig zaged along the length. Not seen this method used before.



Elbow area without pad.



Pad inserted, once again very easy to do.

Cool jacket. The pattern is dizzying to look at, which I suppose is a very good thing, when it comes to disruption of symmetry. 

Crye make great products. I actually wish that they, and many others would stoop to making things specifically for the civilian market. Particularly, in the construction and life-safety industries. How cool would it be to have modular LBE for doing installation-work, and such? I shy away from wearing many of the high-speed products that I own, despite the fact that they'd make my job a lot easier, because looking too militant at work is a bad thing.

Still... it'd be cool...

Hm.I'm not sure if that camo blends in very well from distance.Seems really bright,

Just exchanged my initial issue shirts for my fatman shirts, trust the sizing stock to be a different size to the actual issued uniforms, we are having a lot of problems with the knee pad set up tearing and either fading to near washout or dark staining.

I thought the pants I sized with fitted better than the ones that turned up. Had my tailored as per the instruction, so a lot better now. Resized for the short leg pants that are now available so 3rd set will be the short pants. Did you RODUM the knee pad issues?

Yes we did, do you know if there will be a short brim J hat issued?

Nope, but when I measured the brim on the MCU versus a ripstop J hat they are both 60mm wide.