Once upon a time in the 90s, The Dutch military commissioned Belgian company Seyntex to make a massive amount of uniforms in a slight offshoot of British DPM. If that isn't a bit of "multi-cultural" "colonization" we're not sure what is. It's certainly one of the few British inventions we truly appreciate.
The woodland/tropical brushstroke-heavy camo can be found on a lot of Dutch gear, but this is hands-down one of our favorite pieces.
This short-sleeved shirt with Dutch colors and all the standard accoutrements of a military BDU are practically timeless.
It's 50/50 cotton poly construction feels sturdy and the little details like the cuffed sleeves are a nice touch — Whether paired with your favorite outfit or used during intense LARP sessions (airsoft events where you attempt to ruin a kid's birthday party) it's going to do its job well.
Sizing
These shirts are sized on your height and your chest size and should be true to size with a bit of a boxy BDU fit. We've added letter sizing annotations to help metric-fearing-red-blooded Americans figure out their size too.
Specs
- Genuine Dutch Military Issue, manufactured by Wahler or Seyntex
- 50/50 Cotton poly construction
- Dutch DPM Colorway
- Two buttoned breast pockets
- Buttoned epaulets
- Faux-cuffed sleeves
- Velcro name tape field
Condition
Field Shirts are in great condition, with only minor signs of wear. No rips, tears, cuts, or holes are on the shirt, and all hardware is present and functional.
