Apparel

Field pants from M-Tac combine convenience, practicality, durability and comfort. Made from durable American NYCO fabric (50% cotton, 50% nylon). This is the optimal combination of wear resistance and breathability. This is the same quality of fabric used to make uniforms for the US Army. The pants have a loose cut and use reliable hardware from the world-famous company YKK. Convenient wide pockets allow you to carry all your essential kit. The design also incorporates compartments for knee pads, which aids you in performing any tactical tasks. Areas especially vulnerable to rubbing are reinforced with a double layer of fabric. Wide belt loops are designed for use with a belt up to 5.5 centimeters in width. The bottom of the leg is adjustable with an elastic cord. 

The Multicam patterned combat jacket is a model of the Armed Forces of Ukraine's statutory jacket that has been improved by M-Tas specialists. It is made of durable American NYCO fabric (50% cotton, 50% nylon). This is an optimal combination of wear resistance and breathability. This is the quality of the fabric used to make uniforms for the US Army. The jacket has a loose fit and high-quality fittings. It closes with a central zip covered with a Velcro strip. There are two hidden velcro pockets on the chest with vertical entrances for easy access to the contents. The sleeves also have spacious pockets with flaps for additional storage. The chest and sleeve velcro panels are designed for attaching name tags and patches. The cuffs are adjustable with Velcro Velcro. 

The jacket in the Multicam pattern is a model of the standard military uniform of the Armed Forces of Ukraine improved by specialists of the M-Tac brand. Made from durable American NYCO fabric (50% cotton, 50% nylon). This is the best combination of wear resistance and breathability. This is the quality of the fabric used to make uniforms for the US Army. The jacket has a loose fit and high-quality fittings. Zippes up with a central zipper covered by a Velcro strip. There are two hidden vertical velcro pockets on the chest for easy access to the contents. The sleeves also have capacious pockets with flaps for additional storage. Chest and arm velcro panels are designed to attach name tags and patches. Cuffs are adjustable with Velcro.

The summer combat shirt from M-Tac combines high-quality materials, the latest production technologies and well-thought-out functionality. The torso of the shirt is made of Polartec fire resist knitted material (66% modacrylic, 29% lyocell, 5% span). Modacrylic forms the largest proportion of this material. Fabrics made with the inclusion of this synthetic fiber are resistant to fire and, accordingly, ignition . In combination with the other fibres that comprise the Polartec fire resist material, creates a unique combination of fire and water resistance, softness and elasticity. The sleeves and collar are sewn from durable American NYCO Extreme fabric from Brookwood (57% nylon, 43% cotton). This lightweight material is approximately 3 times more tear-resistant, 10 times more breathable and dries faster than regular NYCO fabric. The designers have added mesh inserts under the armpits to improve ventilation and moisture control. Also on the sleeves, the designers provided vertical pockets covered with a flap for storing valuables. Velcro panels are equipped with holes for chemical light and stationary. There are additional pen pockets on the left sleeve. A tactical shirt can significantly improve comfort and thermoregulation when wearing body armor or loading systems. This model is convenient to use in both warm and cool seasons.
Materials: NYCO Extreme (57% nylon, 43% cotton) Polartec fire resist (66% modacrylic, 29% lyocell, 5% span)
Additionally: YKK
Features: Flap-covered arm pockets with vertical entry. Mesh inserts under the arms for optimal thermoregulation. Velcro panels with compartments for chemical light.
Materials from the USA are valued for their excellent quality. All fabrics are carefully dyed, and you don't have to worry about the product fading during was