NZ Army Early 90's DPM Shirt - Grade 2

NZ Army Early 90's DPM Shirt - Grade 2As Grade 2 items, these may have larger repairs, stains, small holes, missing components such as buttons, patchy fading or other small damages see the last image for an example. New Zealand decided to further modernise the Force's uniforms and began adopting yet another DPM iteration in the 90s. Most of these are what many refer to as ''diesel'' this refers to the extremely muted change in print, maybe like someone threw it in diesel? But wait, of

6kgContent: Unlisted-label says 'wash as cotton'Colour: Desert DPMCondition: Used/Good -  Item is well used

British Army pull-overs (or woolly pully from back in the day) were originally designed in WWII and issued to the British SAS and Bomber Command

Content: 700D Polytech

Hook & loop panel for attaching ID/morale patches

Sizing: One size fits most (can fit kids as well as adults)Weight: Approx 0

Folded - 9cm H x 13cm W

The back utilizes the MOLLE system so not only will these go on British vests

Meaning the rear straps can loop over practically any belt

The knees have a pleated design for comfortable movement and the crotch is unfastened - maybe not great for wearing stand alone like the jacket liners

This is the Osprey webbing system water bottle pouch - not to be confused with the larger PLCE Water Bottle Pouch

In truly cold conditions

Quite a few soldiers seem to have leaky pens or tactical squids in the front pocket