Description
Expand your Alpenflage range with this Swiss Army shirt. With a bunch of handy features, this shirt won't let you down. The alpenflage pattern (officially Tarnanzug 83, TAZ 83) is a distinctly Swiss camouflage that was rather oddly referred to as Vierfruchtpyama (four fruit pajamas) by troops.
Constructed out of a rugged poly/cotton blend on a mid-weight weave. Combined with the reinforced elbows, these are some pretty tough shirts. Slots for holding pens are located on the inside of the left chest pocket. Below the shoulder epaulettes, on the left arm is an FFD pocket. Two belt loops around the waist are adjustable using snap domes. Elasticated and zip-up cuffs ensure a good fit, rolled up or down. This is a lot of shirt for a little price. An excellent camouflage for airsoft players and hunters.
Features:
- Rugged poly/cotton fabric
- Reinforced elbows
- Two snap dome chest pockets
- FFD arm pocket
- 6cm/10cm waist belt loops
- Elasticated and zip cuffs
- Zip-up front
- Shoulder epaulettes
Sizing: Shirt sizes are measured by the circumference around the chest under the armpits. For more information on shirt sizes, check out our sizing guide.
Weight: 0.5kg
Content: 50% Polyester / 50% Cotton
Colour: TAZ 83 / Alpenflage
Condition: New/Unissued - Item has not been used and is in 'as new' condition. This may or may not be in original packaging. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our condition guide
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Reviews
- LJLucy J.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars19 hours agoGood quality fabric and construction
The colours were better than expected, burgundy and maroon colours rather that the red suggested in the photos, gorgeous.
I have upcycled into a casual womens jacket, as pictured.
- TFThor F.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 week agoBaller battle shirt suitable for everywhere
What doesn’t this shirt have? … is a rhetorical question, because it has everything! History, providence, quality, functionality and is a colourway classic. The zippered cuffs are the chefs kiss of class. Stepping out matched with a pair of jeans, cherry docs and ox blood leather belt - and don’t forget the stick - to keep them off.
- DDAVIDVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars1 week agoKodachrome
Nice bright coIors as Paul Simon would say, I like the 2 big front pockets & the internal pen pocket, great idea, The front zip on mine took a bit of fiddling with to zip up & undo but candle wax sorted it out eventually.
I cut the elastic in the sleeve openings as I prefer them loose.
The fit for a XL (112) was slightly on the large size and plenty of room for layers uunderneath.
- HMHeiko M.Rated 4 out of 5 stars1 year agoWash often before wearing ... then enjoy!
Nice wind jacket, true to size.
Only drawback I can see - Had to wash it three times before the chemical cocktail they added at production started to subside - and clearly does not feel good on the skin while the chemicals are still present (well, it made me feel sick).
So wash before wear - again, and again. Then enjoy, but have a thought for the environment which now needs to deal with these chemicals.
- TMThine M.Rated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoI love this thing
$18.50 for unissued?! Even if you're indifferent to Alpenflage as a pattern this is insane quality for the price (but if you are indifferent please get something else like flecktarn and let us have these 😂). These are out of stock as I'm writing this but my experience mostly should apply to the issued ones too.
It's lightweight, durable and surprisingly warm—in dry weather it's been good down to about 40 degrees Fahrenheit, at least for 10ish minutes of walking at a time like I've tried it. Warmer than that your arms might even heat up a bit if you don't unzip the wrists, but you can still wear it inside just fine. Also, it looks extremely cool and can be worn casually without making you look full tactical LARPer like the M70 jacket sometimes does. Be cautious with your washing machine if you like the colors or are afraid of pilling, but I don't think you can put a hole in this unless you really want to.
