Reviewed by Cody S.
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I recommend this product
Balenciaga hates how good it looks.
Fits great and feels great. Just wish I could have it in a 3-piece suit.
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BDUs come in all shapes, sizes, and wacky camos, but few end up looking as good as this. Polish Wz. 93 Pantera is one of the best looking woodland patterns that's graced the surplus world, and we got lucky enough to get a fresh, new-old-stock plethora of the versatile short sleeve BDU.
Wz. 93 Pantera was a pattern first developed for JW GROM, part of the Polish special forces. Sometimes called "presidential woodland" it shares a common pallet of colors to German Flecktarn, but with larger "petal" patterns that date back to an even earlier camo used by special forces in the 1960s.
The garment itself is built similarly to many "field" shirts. It's constructed out of a durable ripstop fabric, features a name tape on the chest, small hook and loop flag fields on the shoulders, and buttoned epaulets on the shoulders.
Sizing
The sizing on the Polish BDU is how a typical dress shirt is sized, using the diameter of your neck in centimeters. Grab a friend with a tailor’s tape or use a string and mark it to the best of your ability to determine sizing (in centimeters). When you get it right, these will fit very well.
Condition
Shirts are factory new, in original packaging.
Fits great and feels great. Just wish I could have it in a 3-piece suit.
The material is durable, thin and breathable. The camo pattern is very aesthetic and effective. I do however have to ask, why does the shirt reach all the way down past my booty cheeks?
The quality of the product was really good but it unfortunately doesn't fit. I bought xl so I'd recommend buying a size or two up.
It came brand new with the tag, the fabric was very fine and very good quality. I'm a size XL, but it fits tight because I chose an XL 1'60 because there were no taller sizes available, but it's ok. I recommend it.
Makes me look handsome but doesn’t cure me of the Polish curse of not knowing how to screw in a lightbulb