This black men's zip-up shirt is a versatile and practical addition to any wardrobe, especially for those who value high-quality military reserve products. Made from soft and lightweight fabric, the original British Army Tactical Combat Shirt is comfortable and durable. The stretchy fabric of this shirt allows for greater freedom of movement, making it ideal for a variety of outdoor activities and adventures. Plus, the moisture-wicking and quick-drying properties ensure you stay dry and comfortable all year round. The breathable nature of the fabric makes the t-shirt perfect for layering or wearing on its own, while the long sleeves provide extra body coverage. The half-zip closure brings a modern twist to this classic design, making it easy to get on and off. Made from 100% polyester, this t-shirt is not only lightweight but also easy to care for. Feature: Color: Black. Material: polyester. Suitable for wearing in all seasons. Breathable fabric. Easy. Quick drying. Easily wicks away moisture.

New (Surplus)

Our condition standards classify "New (Surplus)" as items that have been issued to military personnel but have not been used.

Militaries of many countries issue basic and spare military equipment to their personnel so that soldiers can easily replace damaged or lost equipment during missions.

Since the military replaces/updates issued equipment periodically, every 2-4 years depending on the country, in some cases spare personnel equipment returns to military warehouses unused, but no longer used due to the high standards of the military.

Expected condition:

• Warehouse smell (Long storage).
• Dust marks (Long storage).
• The goods are repackaged in our warehouse.

ATTENTION!

• "Estimated condition" - may appear on 1 in 10 items.
• "Rare Condition" - May appear on 1 in 50 items.
• The listed possible defects will not necessarily be on the product you received !

PAY ATTENTION!

Most of the photos we sell are taken by ourselves, so to get a more accurate picture of the item's condition, please take a look at the last product photos, they usually show the worst condition items and what you can expect in the worst case scenario.