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British CS95 field shirt, MTP, surplus
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The CS95 shirt in MTP camo is called "Barracks shirt". It's virtually the same as the old CS95 shirt, just MTP camouflaged and renamed. We got a large one-off lot from a very suspicious gentleman merchant for a reasonable price, so here's a chance to grab one for cheap. Big sizes mostly!
The jacket is lightweight, as it is designed for warm weather, with two chest pockets. Very simple. The cotton-rich material (70/30 % cotton/polyester) is insanely comfortable. With something under it, the shirt could work in chillier weather as a light jacket too. The shirt is not treated with insect repellents.
The tags advise to wash at 50 degrees Celsius, but 40 should do. Hang dry.
Size info
Sizes in the Brit system; first up is user's recommended height, then chest circumference. If you fall between sizes, a safe bet is to pick the larger one. A rare occurrence happened and we got mostly large sizes.
Condition
In clean, overall very nice condition, most haven't even been worn.
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lasse l. 05.09.2018
Matti L. 07.09.2018
Matthew D. 03.10.2018 (Edited 23.05.2019)
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Bjornar M. 16.06.2019
Made in China like most british kit these days, hah! But to good standards.
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Army surplus
Military equipment is traditionally excellent stuff; it combines durability with very affordable prices. Army surplus finds its way to the civilian market in the following way: the armed forces of one country or other decides to get rid of big batches of perfectly serviceable gear due to cuts in military budgets, said gear becoming obsolete or redundant or some other similar reason. Some of this stuff then finds its way to our storehouse, sometimes directly, sometimes through a third party. Every once in a while we even get random batches of collectibles and rarities from obscure corners of the world.
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