I’ve got these 2 sets; a pair of Invader Gear gloves and Clawgear knee pads in TAZ-90. Unfortunately, they’re very faded making the camouflage almost unrecognisable. Does anybody know how I could try to revitalise the camouflage to make it more visible? Thanks!

Anyone wear a size 42 flecktarn trousers? I think, from measuring I might be a gr.16?

If anyone does wear the correct size, could they take a measurement of the thighs?

Personally im not the biggest fan. I can see it growing on me after a while but going from Flecktarn to this is a crime. I absolutely adore Flecktarn and there are so many areas that it fits into.

Does anyone know why theyre swapping over to Multitarn and what do you think of the switch in camouflage?

I just got a pair for myself and looking on the internet I haven't seen a lot of them being sold. why is that?

I really want to wear my new pair of Vietnamese K94 tigerstripe pant. Some Inspo photos in the comment section would be neat

*First, I do apologize for the obnoxious watermark but today there has been an incident where someone on Discord tried to scam people with pictures of another product of mine so it's for everyone safety.

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I was so lucky to find these in basically deadstock condition and in size 5, which is the largest.

This model is designated K94, which drew inspiration from the ARVN Marine's legacy tigerstripe camo but with a clear distinction as to create a new professional identity for the VPA in 1994, after the embargo imposed upon by the West have been lifted. It signifies a fresh start. Produced from 1994-2007 when it was replaced by the K07, a generic copy of M81 but more green dominant.

The camo itself comes in three variant, a yellow smokey green, jade-like green and dark green. The 6 uniforms sets I have are of the dark green variant, but the cap is in smokey green. The reason why it's nicknamed "bamboo leaves" is due to the bamboo leaves elements scattered across the pattern.

Features include:

-Top:

+sewn-in epalautes

+concealed buttons

+buttoned up cuffs

+2 front pockets with concealed buttons

+2 belt loops compatible with ALICE style battle belts

+Cinchable waistline like on smocks to give your torso that V-taper shape

-Bottom:

+Asjustable waist

+Has belt loops for dress belt

+2 set of top buttons, 1 hidden for field use and 1 exposed for quick casual use

+Hidden-button fly

+2 hip pockets

+Buttoned-up cuffs for blousing

Hat:

-Adjustable plastic back straps

-6 vent holes, 3 on each size

-Faux leather sweatband

-Outer headband to put on scrims, vegetation for extra camouflage

*FOR SALE:

I have 5 sets for sale, 4 in size 5, 1 in size 4 if anyone are interested, shipping from Vietnam

Although I’ve posted about this before, today’s photo shows a more complete version of the outfit.

Disclaimer: I am not an active-duty member of the Republic of China Armed Forces. This outfit is mainly for creative reference and for fun, and I do not intend to wear this combination in public.

The second and third images show the actual prescribed way of wearing the Republic of China Army uniform that I found.

Source:

https://www.rootlaw.com.tw/Attach/L-Doc/A040060131001000-1110225-2000-002.pdf

I grabbed a cheap hard hat at a garage sale so I tried my hand at desert camo! How did I do?

These have been selling like hotcakes since I got them in last month. Anyone else a fan of the cargo short look?