Reversible Pedigree

Far from a gimmick of fashion, Reversibles have had a firm place in military environments since the early 20th century with reversible camouflage uniforms and blaze-orange lined "Bomber" jackets.

As the outdoor industry blossomed from adapting military garments into a more civilian friendly use case from WW2 onwards, the innovations and ideas actually became rather simultaneous, with military garments taking outdoor industry ideas and adapting them for combat, and combat clothiers switching gears to take their innovations to the fashion world.

Military Meets Mountain Men

With the explosion of technical apparel & gear that the 80s and 90s brought, companies like The North Face, Patagonia, and Columbia came out swinging with advanced patterns and even more advanced materials.

Many of the breakthroughs were in the synthetics, which gave birth to low cost, high performance garments for the everyman explorer & tier one soldier alike. Low pile fleeces dominated the market as the perfect goldilocks layers whether they were on the ski slopes or the mountainsides of afghanistan.

That certainly was a major source of our inspiration...

One Is Two, Two In One.

The nature of the reversible fleece is that it can be worn how you want, when you want, and wont take up the space that two traditional layers would.

Weather-resistant nylon ripstop on one side with the fleece inside could keep you protected from harsher conditions, and fleece on the outside works as an incredible windstopper and showstopper.

In a magical time where recreation and reccenoitering had more in common than not, we think ideas like these are what make that era full of "timeless" gear.

"General Issue" Classics & Timeless Homages

KSGI is made for fans of NATO kit that just keeps working, whether you're snuffing out insurgencies in caves or playing war in the sandbox...

It's not the gear that makes the operator, it's the stories of those operators that makes the gear legendary.

Retro Never Dies
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Reviewed by Mario A.
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Comfy light jacket

I read the other reviews and ended up getting the 2xL. Im 5'9" and 210 lbs so I usually get the xL. But in this case the 2xL fit me perfectly.

Size aside it is comfy and stylish. Happy with my purchase.

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Reviewed by Eric L.
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Legitimate Quality

The fleece jacket is better quality than other options at higher price points. The fit is good and I love the reversibleness.

Keep it up Kommando buds.

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Reviewed by Hryhorii V.
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Reversible fleece review

Overall, a badass looking fleece. The pockets are great and the collar is just perfect. I’m an S, but M fits me very well - especially when wearing layers under. Fair price, would recommend.

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Reviewed by M C.
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Another KS banger

I’ve been on an anorak/halfzip phase and this fit perfectly into the rotation. Super pleased with the features and quality.

I do recommend going a size up like some other reviews mention. I’m thin and tall, usually between a Medium and a Large, so I took a risk with the Coyote Large and it fits great. I think if I’d gone with a Medium the sleeves and torso would be short. The smooth side is also more shiny than the photos show FYI but that’s not an issue for me.

Would definitely recommend 10/10

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Reviewed by Adolfo C.
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Best Fleece You Can Get

I'm a growing boy and went a size up, glad I did because it looks like they run on the smaller end. Thanks KS!

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