Military surplus apparel and accessories

Are you looking for clothes and accessories that don’t follow the ridiculous fast fashion trends and won’t fall apart right away? Stuff that is made to be used in harsh conditions? We warmly recommend military surplus clothing for you. This is durable and cheap surplus gear made for armed forces and other public authorities. The fabrics are often thick and hard wearing and lastly, there is the pleasant army surplus odour - of which each country has its own. Another good thing is that when you buy these, you recycle old and don’t bring forth new crap. The planet is happy and the environmental destruction is postponed at least a little bit. If you got interested, also check out our military surplus footwear, rucksacks and bags, combat gear, and other surplus gear.

More or less used gear

The word army surplus clothing already hints that this is not brand new, mint condition gear. Sometimes we get stuff that has only been sitting in a huge warehouse a la Raiders of the Lost Ark. Usually, these things have seen use, some more some less. Therefore they are priced accordingly. Still, they are perfectly usable for a long time to come. Unless the product description specifically says otherwise.

Sizes are what they are

We usually get military surplus clothing in bundles that contain completely random sizes. About 70-80% of them are considered “small” by modern western standards. This is not a conspiracy by hobgoblins or fitness fanatics. It just means that soldiers don’t usually tend to be that heavyset, so the bigger (wider) sizes are quite a minority. And the bigger ones that we get tend to go quickly.

For the same reason, we cannot normally reserve certain sizes or items for you in advance. We simply don’t know whether such will be available or if they will, when. So, unfortunately no can do. If we started tracking down all these requests, we would spend all our resources on it instead of trying to get you guys all this cool stuff. Nobody would have any fun then. With army surplus clothes, it is the first-come, first-served world.