All Skills, No Luck, the people who brought you the flannel combat shirt are working on a Hawaiian themed shirt.
According to images they’ve posted on social media they are toying around with more than one print.
All Skills, No Luck, the people who brought you the flannel combat shirt are working on a Hawaiian themed shirt.
According to images they’ve posted on social media they are toying around with more than one print.
All Skill No Luck has taken Flannel to a whole new level; Field and Combat Style Shirts.
Called the NTCHWAIDUMELA and NTCHWAIDUMELA STV (Shed The Vest), they are made from cotton flannel, so no FR properties. But, think of the comfort.
They feature inboard tilted chest and bicep pockets as well as covered buttons, in Red or Ocean color.
For all of you who don’t want to pay for frills like zippers and hoods.
Get yours at, www.varusteleka.com/en/product/soviet-winter-work-jacket-brown-surplus.
Looks like the OCP color issues are worse than we thought.
This isn’t just a hat like we showed last time, this is the entire uniform for a Four-Star General, forward deployed, in a combat zone. These are unaltered DoD photographs and the shading problem is obvious next to the other uniforms.
The Army has got to get this printing locked in. Of course, they wouldn’t have this problem if they’d have just kept using MultiCam.
OAF Nation claims that this is the world’s ugliest Christmas sweater but I disagree. I’ve seen Christmas sweaters which are much uglier. In fact, they’ve got a few alternatives which are definitely in the running fir the title.
This sweater is called ‘Tools of the Trade’ and is nothing short of awesome! Consider the design. It’s got guns and grenades. Since it’s a Christmas sweater, you can get away with sporting this in a lot of locations where a gun T-shirt wont fly.
shop.oafnation.com/collections/sweaters
5.11 Europe mad e a bit of a mistake earlier this weekend when they made a great post with a quote from a user about their Stryke Pant on Facebook. Unfortunately, most of the accompanying photos 5.11 shared, feature Rescue Global members wearing Arc’teryx LEAF pants.
It’s been noticed, particularly by Arc’teryx fans, and is a good reminder in general to brands to be careful about outsourcing social media management, although it may not be the case in this instance. Furthermore, the tactical consumer is a very savvy customer and even the smallest details do not go unnoticed. Even 15 years later, there are still remarks about H&K’s infamous backward rounds photo.