"Tactical" Clothing Line - We need your input

I vote for black, tall sizes, matching shirts.

I'm 6'2" and 190lbs, not terribly unusual but hard to find decent clothing that fits properly. I've noticed that a lot of small clothing lines only offer one inseam lenght, being 32", and a sleeve length short by about 1 1/2". Can Canada Ammo can get me decent quality matching pants and shirts at a decent price? $30 pants and $20 shirts, I'm in. Assuming they're sized for Canadian men, not dwarves or bowling balls.
 
thedigitaldoctor said:
Same here; all the stores in my area sell out of the non-dwarf sizes the day new stock arrives as none of them seem to understand the demographic here very well...
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Its bizarre, walk down the street and take note of who you see. There are plenty of tall fit guys out there, where do they get clothes? Shirt here, pants there... One can't just walk into a store and stock up on 5 pairs of pants. Second hand stores are my friend, at least they have some unusual sizes.

It would be a bit strange to buy clothes from canadaammo, but weirder things have happened.
 
Landau said:
Its bizarre, walk down the street and take note of who you see. There are plenty of tall fit guys out there, where do they get clothes? Shirt here, pants there... One can't just walk into a store and stock up on 5 pairs of pants. Second hand stores are my friend, at least they have some unusual sizes.

It would be a bit strange to buy clothes from canadaammo, but weirder things have happened.
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Being 6'1" and between 195-215 is THE WORST for trying to hit the sale rack!!!

If your 5'4" and 120, or 6'6" 350lbs, you can wear all Arcteryx, all the time, for peavey mart prices!!!
 
We'll add more items to the line once we get rolling.

The main issue is volume. I know many people want a certain style/design, but unless we can sell a lot, it's a no go.
 
I really like the blousing string on M-65 field pants. I always use it and have never got dirt, leaves, or twigs in my boots. $.02
 
A selection of affordable quick-dry low-odor T-shirts (short or long sleeves) is the most practical "Tactical" clothing anyone can ask for.

Beyond that, fire retardant tops and pants would be nice, for hunting, camping, bushwhacking, or otherwise just-in-case-situations.
 
I know it's just pants at the moment, but a possibility for the future would be an "outside the wire" style shirt. Under Armour-like material for the torso with heavy denier arms that don't wear out shooting prone and protect your arms bushwacking. Comfy with a backpack or plate carrier, and keeps you comfy in a pretty wide range of temperatures.
 
Zipper cargo pockets would be nice. Also a rubber strip inside the waistband to help keep a shirt tucked in. I used to have duty pants like this.
Colors in coyote and brown?
 
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