Combat shirts took over, but the field shirt never stopped being useful - for webbing, chest rigs, patrols, jungle work, hunting and every job where nobody's living inside a plate carrier. This guide covers what actually matters in a field shirt: fabric, pockets built around what you carry, ventilation and drainage, closure redundancy, fit, and whether it comes in your pattern.
The price you see is now the price you pay. Prices for the UK, EU and New Zealand now include VAT/GST and any duties and import fees, and every order ships Delivered Duty Paid - no customs delays, no handling fees, no surprises at the door. Here's what's changed and why.
The mission ends. The man remains. Pilgrim is a short film featuring NZSAS veteran Dan — no narrator, no dramatisation, just one operator's honest reckoning with service, identity and life after the unit, shot against the spectacular mountains of New Zealand. Here's why we're sharing it, and why it's worth fifteen quiet minutes of your time.
Most brands build one chest rig and ask it to cover every job - jungle patrols, range days and sustained operations alike. It can't. This guide covers what actually matters when choosing a chest rig - honest capacity, front construction, the harness fine print and the organisation that separates a mag carrier from a fighting rig, and how to match four, six or eight magazines to the load you actually carry.
Most combat shirts are built with one fabric combination for every environment. The same shirt gets marketed for the desert, the jungle and the boat. Drawing on lessons from military uniform programs and real operator feedback, this guide covers what actually matters when choosing a combat shirt - fabric construction, fit, sleeve durability, cuff design, pockets and heat management, and how to match the right shirt to where you'll actually wear it.