Direct Action Combat Shirt Vanguard - Flecktarn

Comfortable tactical combat shirt by Direct Action. The sleeves are made from NYCO fabric, a blend of cotton and nylon, known for its high resistance to tearing and abrasion. The middle part of the shirt is made from stretchy and breathable Polartec fabric, providing a perfect fit to the body and freedom of movement, making it ideal for various physical activities. The ventilation system effectively wicks away moisture, ensuring optimal thermal comfort.

The model features a collar fastened with a short zip. Raising and fastening the collar can seal the neckline area, protecting the neck from wind and potential chafing.

On both shoulders, there are pockets with YKK zips. Velcro panels (hook and loop) are sewn onto them to attach any badges such as a national flag, unit emblem, or so-called Morale Patches, allowing you to give the shirt an individual character.

Thanks to the hook and loop fasteners, the cuffs are adjustable, allowing precise fitting to the wrist circumference. Reinforcements on the elbows made of Cordura 500D enable the application of additional protective pads.

Technical data
Camouflage: Flecktarn
Main material: 50% cotton, 50% nylon
Mesh material: 100% polyester
Insert material: 66% modacrylic, 29% viscose, 5% elastane
Pad material: 68% modacrylic, 29% viscose, 3% elastane
Additional material: 100% nylon
Manufacturer: Direct Action, Poland

Flecktarn is a traditional German military camouflage pattern, officially introduced in the Bundeswehr in 1990. It consists of small, irregular spots in five colours: predominately dark green, olive, brown, black, and beige. With its numerous spots and blurred boundaries between colours, Flecktarn effectively disrupts the user's silhouette contours both in forests and among shrubs or on forest floor backgrounds. This camouflage was designed with European climatic conditions in mind, especially in the temperate zone. Flecktarn remains the standard pattern in the German army and other military and police units, and its effectiveness has led to many variants and adaptations in other countries.