British MTP Field Shirt

Multicam, Multicam, Multicam. There's a reason it has become so prevalent since Crye developed it back in the early 2000’s. It just works™, which may be the reason that almost every modern western military (and the odd Slavic country)  has some sort of variant of it currently deployed. There are subtle differences throughout the multicam variants but the coolest one (in our opinion), is without a doubt the MOD’s Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP). 

When the British military decided to dethrone the king of camo that was DPM, they at least had the sense to use Crye’s color palette with DPM shapes and shading after spending years developing new colorways in their ‘PECOC’ trials. It resulted in both a great nod to the historic DPM pattern’s capability and introduced a slightly more unique version of Multicam to the market.  

The latest MTP Field Shirt variant has some rather surprising features considering it’s from the British Ministry of Defense (the country that still insists beans and toast is a meal). The Field shirt is optimized for use under load bearing kit-- all buttons and zippers on the body of the shirt are covered with fabric to eliminate pressure points, and with the included Napoleon pockets and shoulder pockets, you won't be lacking for admin storage.

Specs:

• 67/33% poly/cotton mix.
• Vertical opening Napoleon-style Hook and Loop chest pockets with internal pen compartments.
• Zippered front covered by a Velcro storm flap with rank tab.
• Angled shoulder pockets with 3x5"" Velcro fastener with internal pen compartments.
• Two Hook and Loop forearm pockets for padding on forearms .
• Hook and Loop collar latch.
  

Sizing

These jackets follow common height and chest measurements system for BDUs, which we've translated to conventional US sizing.

Condition

Field Shirts are in excellent condition with no tears, stains, holes, or cuts. All hardware is intact and functional.