Specna Arms Combat Shirt SATAC G3 - Woodland

Tactical Combat Shirt in Woodland camouflage . Made of Polycotton fabric reinforced with Rip-Stop weave. Equipped with a short zippered collar, making it easy to put on and protecting the neck from abrasions and environmental influences. Ideal for heavy use in the field, both in tactical operations and during outdoor training. Adapted for wearing with Plate Carrier tactical vests.

The shoulders and sleeves are made of a durable blend of cotton and polyester, featuring increased tear and abrasion resistance thanks to the Rip-Stop weave . The shirt has an adjustable stand-up collar with YKK zipper closure, and the upper part of the sleeves have pockets closed with Velcro flaps, equipped with a double velcro panel for attaching any patches or emblems, such as the national flag or unit emblem.

Durable stitching and high-quality accessories such as webbing, Velcro and buckles further add to the strength and durability.

The middle part of the shirt is made of stretchy, moisture-wicking polyester material, which ensures a comfortable fit and full freedom of movement during activity. Velcro adjustable cuffs allow you to adjust their width to individual needs. The elbow region features additional hems to protect the fabric from abrasion.

• made of a combination of polyester and cotton
• Rip-Stop weave reinforcement
• stand-up collar with YKK zipper
• adjustable cuffs
• velcro panels
• 2 pockets on sleeves

Woodland, often referred to as U.S. Woodland or M81, is an iconic camouflage pattern first introduced to the US Armed Forces in the early 1980s, derived from the earlier ERDL design. For more than twenty years, this pattern was the standard for the US military, lasting until the late 2000s. Distinguished by large, irregular patches in shades of green, brown, beige, and black, it offers excellent camouflage and deformation capabilities, particularly in forested environments. Due to its effectiveness and international recognition, it has inspired numerous variations adopted by over 60 military uniforms worldwide. Furthermore, the pattern has significantly influenced popular culture, extending beyond military use to become a staple in everyday fashion.