I was in a hurry so I did not have good pics.
Yes, all these super expensive combat uniforms are only affordable by the government but!
These caught my eyes because they use a very different fabric from the typical rip stop 50/50 NYCO or 65/35 poly/cotton. It is a 35 cotton 35 poly and 30 Nylon. They are very soft, not rough like ripstop. You can fold ripstop and iron a crisp trouser crease, but not so with this material. It is more like the Canadian material, but even softer. It is supposed to be cool to wear as well.
I did a bit of search and there are some science behind it:
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/...on-fabrics-will-keep-you-cool-in-summer-heat/
The name of the collection is kinda funny: "muzzle brake"
Yes, all these super expensive combat uniforms are only affordable by the government but!
These caught my eyes because they use a very different fabric from the typical rip stop 50/50 NYCO or 65/35 poly/cotton. It is a 35 cotton 35 poly and 30 Nylon. They are very soft, not rough like ripstop. You can fold ripstop and iron a crisp trouser crease, but not so with this material. It is more like the Canadian material, but even softer. It is supposed to be cool to wear as well.
I did a bit of search and there are some science behind it:
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/...on-fabrics-will-keep-you-cool-in-summer-heat/
The name of the collection is kinda funny: "muzzle brake"
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