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A Belgian lucky dip! These are a mix of shirts of different models spanning many years but they have these things in common: They're Belgian, olive drab and they have long sleeves.Many have 2 chest pockets and epaulettes. Many are made of cotton. Many have button up fronts. Do they all? No, some hav...

Handy transport bag for. Beersies?This water resistant, satchel style bag from the Swiss Army may have been once used to transport gas cannisters for the MGB 90 thermal imaging device but now it could be your esoteric chilly bin (eski or cooler in other parts of the world). These would also make gre...

These belts were mainly produced during the 80's for the Austrian Bundesheer. The Austrians for a long time have copied elements of the US ALICE system and adapted it into their own. These belts work in all the same ways being able to mount ALICE pouches except for their buckles. It takes a bit of p...

Long time no see, old friend. The Bulgarian Great Coat is back! And..older?Inspired by the nice coats Bulgaria's mates over in the the Soviet Union had, these have an offset hook & eyelet closure, long length, big collar and pleated back with buttoned fastener. Like our usual batch of charcoal colou...

These jackets have been separated from regular stock for being a bit less than ideal. the main problem with these are stains/writing to the fabric (especially tan side as pictured) and holes which may be repaired with a little work.These are what the British Army often term 'softies' - or what the o...

Che bello!The Italian Army Mimetico Roma 90 camouflage combat shirt is a durable, lightweight military top designed for field use. Featuring the distinctive Roma 90 camo pattern, it provides excellent concealment in woodland and mixed terrain but more importantly is extremely similar to US M81 woodl...

Well, well well. If it isn't another European mess kit that looks oh-so-similar to other European mess kits. Must be doing something right, then! These 3 piece kits come to us from the Italian Army. A nice addition for your loadout or camping trip!Breakable into 3 parts, the locking handle becomes a...

This is for the vest only, in new condition!With these you could add all the pouches you could possibly need to sustain in the short term as well as attach other protective components. Eventually these would go on to be replaced by the IOTV (improved outer tactical vest) in the newer OCP Multicam pa...

This is for the vest only.With these you could add all the pouches you could possibly need to sustain in the short term as well as attach other protective components. Eventually these would go on to be replaced by the IOTV (improved outer tactical vest) in the newer OCP Multicam pattern in the 2010'...

This jacket is a hybrid of both Dutch Army surplus and aftermarket gear. The jacket has 3 layers - first a genuine Dutch Army thermal layer, second a genuine Dutch Army waterproof layer, and last a quality reproduction Multicam outer jacket. Although the outer jackets are not genuine issue, some hav...

The Austrians long continued using a 'Germanic' style of web harness long after the Second World War. These ones in particular were still being made right up into the 1970's! Although mostly functionally similar, the Austrians made a few improvements. The chief one is a badly needed bit of padding i...

Original German WW2 Y-straps are hard to come by (and expensive!). Many other militaries roughly copied their design postwar and since then many of these have been used as 'German fakes' - that is exactly what these are. Original Czech Army suspenders, these have been shoe polished black and had the...

These jackets are what the French Army were issuing mostly during the 2010's with fairly typical modern military features. Pockets on the shoulders, chest and waist allow for a good amount of carrying capacity should you need it. A full length zipper adorns the front with a hook & loop secured storm...

The Dutch military inherited a lot of US ordnance post World War 2. Among the gear given to them was a bunch of M1 carbines. The M1 was no less popular with US troops as it was especially with Dutch Air Force personnel guarding airstrips. Lightweight and portable makes sentry life easy! Strangely en...

This Dutch army kit pack is a fantastic hybrid pack. Handy pouches attached to the sides of this bag conceal two types of straps. You can choose between having handheld or shoulder straps when taking this pack outdoors. Alongside this great design is the kit bags large amount of space. Utilise this ...

Unusual camo time, lads! This well constructed parka is from the Turkish Airforce. This camouflage has a modern touch, with grid running throughout the pattern, navy blue and olive green over a tan base. It's a Turkish delight and translates well into civillian clothing after a life with the flyboys...

Coming in hot is this nicely cut Turkish Air Force Shirt, with an uncommon camouflage pattern to boot. Air Force dudes love putting blue in uniforms and surprisingly this one not only goes hard but is subtle and suits the pattern. The inside of the shirts have a lining (either blue or olive) that do...

A well cut jacket is a timeless look and this one comes from the Swedish Army, introduced way back in 1952. As part of a work and parade uniform, this grey-brown, twill wool jacket with a tailored fit was made to look sharp. This dress jacket persisted through the Swedish Armed Forces until around 1...

Turkey has long been a surplus enjoyer themselves - after WW2 their armed forces have used mainly US surplus including their camouflages (M81 Woodland, frog skin to name a few). Over the decades they turned to domestic production but semi copying foreign designs. In this case they seem to have taken...

Turkey has long been a surplus enjoyer themselves - after WW2 their armed forces have used mainly US surplus including their camouflages (M81 Woodland, frog skin to name a few). Over the decades they turned to domestic production but semi copying foreign designs. In this case they seem to have taken...

Unissued, commercially available vegetato woobie!Made by the Italian company Defcon 5, an official supplier to NATO armies. These are pretty sweet, they actually have a hole for your head to wear like a poncho!Made from a ployamide shell with polyester batting, they are durable, compact and water re...

These coveralls are what Swiss tank crews used for decades. Apart from the oversight of not being fire resistant - these coveralls otherwise are really well thought out. Pockets of all the right sizes exactly where you need them. The chest & thigh pockets really utilize the entire space and open on ...

Grade 2 Flecktarn wet weather jackets! The main issues with these are worn membranes, failing tape seals, or delaminating fabric - see last image for an example of damages. Small holes or broken zippers may be present but most of these have problems with the water proofing. Our latest batch of jacke...

Fresh and crispy - unissued shirts! These MTP (Multi Terrain Pattern) shirt are part of the British Army's PCS (Personal Clothing System). The MTP camouflage is effective across a wide range of environments which will suit hunters, airsoft players and paintballers.Many improvements have been made to...