When you’re opposed to Best Korea, you need the best gear. Enter South Korean Granite B. This unique pattern appears to be based off of MARPAT, with colors tweaked for the Korean peninsula. The South Korean Granite B camo is a rare five-color digital pattern, available now at KommandoStore straight from the Republic of Korea Army (ROKA).
Introduced in 2010 to distinguish South Korean forces from their northern counterparts, this field shirt rocks the pixelated Granite B camo—a blend of dark green, brown, black, and khaki that melts into mountainous and urban landscapes. Whether you’re hiking, LARPing for Worst Korea, or channeling your inner Roof Korean, this uniform delivers durability and stealth with a fermented cabbage finish.
It just goes on and on, my friends. Crafted for ROKA troops guarding the DMZ, the Granite B Field uniform is a workhorse designed to endure. Made from ripstop cotton blend fabric, it’s tough enough to handle rough use, like finally getting a job, but lightweight and breathable enough for long missions, like avoiding your family. The pixelated camo pattern, optimized for Korea’s rocky terrain, offers excellent concealment, as noted by autists worldwide. It’s been worn by South Korean Army, Navy, and Air Force units, proving its versatility across environments.
The pants close with a button and zipper fly and feature two slash pockets and two side cargo pockets with button closures. Integrated blousing straps keep out mud, bugs, and that creepy guy at the campground’s fingers. The cut is similar to the standard US BDU or many other common field pants on the market.
The Granite B pattern is unique, effective, and hard to acquire in larger quantities. Most users outside of Korea have had to rely on online auctions and sketchy websites to track down a set or two at a time. Now we’ve got a hearty helping of the stuff so you can set monitor the DMZ situation in your very own home (let no one across).
Specs
Sizing
We've done our best to translate the Korean sizes (in centimeters) to God-fearing IMPERIAL units (Inches). We've found the fit on these to be close to a "true-to-size" fit. The elastic sewn in around the hips helps accommodate your giga bulk (or skele-mode cut).
Condition
Field Pants are generally in great condition, with only minor signs of use, and all hardware (zippers, buttons, etc) in tact and functional. No cuts, tears, rips, or holes are present on the garment.
I'm fairly new to buying surplus uniforms and that sorta thing, but I have to day, the quality of these things, as well as the field shirt, as well as how snazzy the camo pattern looks, has really set the bar quite high!
Very good
Granite B slaps. The material is noticeably thiner than my issued MARPAT pants but still feels good and trustworthy enough for range and work use. The bungee for boot blousing is a neat addition too.
I like checking out different country's camo and wanted some lightweight pants with drawstring leg cuffs and these fit the bill! And they fit! These are sort of a muted digicam pattern with some variations in color intensity designed in the pattern. Nothing that really stands out otherwise as unique. Cargo pockets have buttons, and back pockets have velcro. The look to be in unworn condition.
The boys told me I had to start wearing pants to the range. These have that classic BDU cut, but in that Eastasian pixel swag pattern.
