Red Dot One Alpha 2.0 Combat Shirt - M95 CZ Camo

Combat shirt in M95 CZ Camo camouflage pattern. Crafted from durable fabric, a blend of cotton and polyester, additionally reinforced with Rip-Stop weave. Suitable for both daily wear and field use, providing comfort, freedom of movement, and protection against adverse weather conditions.

The combat shirt material combines polyester (50%) with breathable cotton (50%). The fabric is characterised by its lightness and faster drying compared to pure cotton. The Rip-Stop weave used enhances tear resistance.

The combat shirt features 4 practical pockets:

• two are located on the chest and secured with zip fasteners
• two zip fasteners close the pockets on the arms

The zip fastener is covered by a storm flap with velcro, protecting against dirt and wind. On both sides of the combat shirt, a quick access system is designed, enabling easy access to gear on the belt.

The combat shirt includes a collar that can be worn folded or standing, adapted to the user's conditions and needs. Adjustable cuffs prevent sleeves from riding up during movement.

On the chest and arms, velcro panels allow attachment of emblems such as national flags, unit insignias, so-called Morale Patches or IR patches.

• fabric construction with a combination of cotton and polyester
• reinforced with Rip-Stop weave
• 4 practical pockets
• zip fastener with storm flap
• foldable collar
• adjustable cuffs
• velcro panels

M95 CZ Camo (Vz. 95) is a Czech camouflage pattern, officially adopted by the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic in 1995. Although introduced in the mid-1990s, its design was developed as early as 1985 with the Czechoslovak Army in mind - but was not implemented at the time. The Vz. 95 pattern, also known as the “leaf pattern,” is inspired by the American M1948 ERDL camouflage, and features a different, more subdued color scheme. It consists of irregular patches of black, gray-green and olive green, arranged on a light green background. This arrangement makes the camouflage work well in European forest and wooded areas.