I researched what size in ÖBH uniform might fit me, and came up with this here size. It was listed as used, but in excellent condtion. Such was the case. It arrived in faded, surplus condition, but was otherwise intact, without tears, patches, or other obvious wear and tear. Just laundered a bit, and the "hechtgrau" or blue-gray color was a bit muted and more faded and gray, and the sand color maybe was a bit lighter than the yellow pigment on a new set of the Tarnanzug neu (hardly "neu" or nagelneu in 2026...). Shirt has velcro adjustments for the sleeves. Small holes in the armpits for ventilation. Works as a field shirt over an undershirt, or as a light jacket over a T-shirt or long-sleeve shirt. Versatile. TAZ camouflage pattern. Matches the trousers I have in the same Austrian Bundesheeer pattern. I just need the velcro suspenders and some patches, I guess. Very quick shipping.

Zipper pull tabs are a bit fucked up and are fraying, but that is quite minor enough to look over. One complaint is that the top button hole is positioned a bit close to the top edge of the shirt and is a little difficult to unbutton, other than that, it's a good field shirt with a sick camo pattern.

Another thing I didn't need. Main pockets are 2 chest and 2 shoulder, with high-quality zippers; 3 loops on the inside of the chest to retain pens/glow sticks/IV's/crayons. I believe these accommodate a style of soft foam elbow pad like the original UCP ACU's did, cause there's velcro facing downards and a pocket lining up with that area (the pants have something similar but their position seems a hair too low, but these feel just right).

Like the pants, a nice soft feel to the fabric, almost but not quite FRACU soft, with distinctive checkerboard ripstop patterning. Stuff is NEW NEW, still got strings to cut. Some dimple holes in the arm pits for ventilation. The sizing equates to US Army "small short" which I have been my entire life and they fit just like that, which because I'm a manlet, is slightly baggy for me, but that's cause I'm on the bottom end of the range.

But unlike the matching pants, I feel these sleeves are a typical, long length, where the cuffs go beyond my wrists when arms are straight down. I'm a manlet, so not the best judge of these things, but the back/shoulder area seems like it's generously spacious for upper body mass, and that probably scales up the sizes, US Army coats IMO tended to run a tad tight around the neck shoulders.

The name of the game for these and the pants is mobility.