ACU (Army Combat Uniform) Universal Camouflage Pattern Combat Pants and/or Shirt
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ACU (Army Combat Uniform) Universal Camouflage Pattern Combat Pants and/or Shirt
The Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP), also known as ACUPAT (Army Combat Uniform PATtern) and ARPAT (ARmy PATtern) is the military camouflage pattern currently in use on the United States Army's Army Combat Uniform. The pattern was chosen after several laboratory and field tests that occurred from 2003-2004.
Constructed from 55% Cotton / 45% Poly Ripstop material which provides durable, colorfast, fade resistant, tearing and abrasion resistant construction that also resists wrinkles and shrinking.
Army Combat Uniform Made to Mil-Spec
PLEASE NOTE: These are not intended for combat operations as they are not NIR compliant.
Combat Shirt Features Include:
- 55% Cotton / 45% Poly Rip-Stop Vat Dyed Material
- Velcro Pocket Flaps
- Two Slanted Chest Pockets
- Two Sleeve Pockets
- Three Slotted Pen Pockets
- Reinforced elbow patch pockets with drain hole and Velcro opening for inserting optional elbow pads (not included).
- Mandarin Collar
- Zippered Front
- Concealed Snag Proof Button Placket
- Adjustable Velcro Cuffs
- Machine wash and dry
- USA/imported materials
- Velcro attaching points for name, rank, insignia, or unit patches.
Combat Pants Features Include:
- 55% Cotton / 45% Poly Rip-Stop Vat Dyed Material
- Eight (8) Pocket Design
- Two Slanted Bellow Leg Pockets with Velcro Flaps
- Two Lower Leg Pockets with Hook and Loop Flaps
- Reinforced Knee Patch Pockets with Velcro opening for inserting optional Knee Pads (not included)
- Button Fly
- Two adjustable waist tabs, secured with four bartacks
- Nylon draw string let ties.
- Machine wash and dry
- USA/imported materials
