SaintB
09-03-2008, 13:31
These new combat fatigues developed in a partnership with the armed forces of Goldaron to improve the functionality of both the uniforms overall design to maximize its utility and the effectivness of camoflauge color and patterns. The basic uniform was redesigned to maximize its partnership with most types of body armor, making tools and ammunition stored in the outfit's pockets totally accessable by armored soldiers.
Construction/Materials
Each six piece unisex uniform comes with jacket, trousers, undershirt, boxer brief style undershorts, socks, and boots; for female soldiers a sports style bra is also included. The underclothes are spun of light wieght moisture wicking fabrics that help prevent chaffing in sensitive areas in light olive green or tan coloring; similarly colored socks come up just to the bottom of the soldier's calf and stop approx. 1/8 of an inch above the top of the boots. The combat boots are dark brown and constructed of tanned leather and gortex with a cotton and nylon interior lining, a total of 14 metal lined lasing holes colored brown run up the sides of the boots.
The coat is tailored into a button down style with a mandarin collar that can be worn either up or down and long sleeves that stop just before the wearer's wrist, these sleeves are secured by buttons. The coat features a plain front and back with no pockets or insignia. The left sleeve features a single 10 cm deep pocket that has a zipper to secure its contents located on the forearm, the upper left arm is reserved for rank and company insignias with a friend or foe ID patch located by the elbow; insignia may be attached by either zipper or velcro. The right sleeve provides on the upper arm room for identification and honor badges and has two pockets; a single compartment 10 cm deep pocket is located on the forearm and has a 15 cm deep double pocket beggining at the approximatly the wearer's bicep area, bith can be zipper shut.
The trousers are a standard button and zipper design with straight legs; the bottom of the pant legs has a drawstring to aid in tucking them into boot tops. Each leg has a single 15 cm deep pocket located just below the waste and a 20 cm deep cargo pocket located by the thigh that can be zipped shut. Both the coat and pants are made of 100% cotton.
Camoflauge
With a redesigning of the basic fatigues was also a redesign of the standard camo patterns applied to these uniforms. Certain colors, most noticeably black were removed from a majority of patterns; black does not show up in nature and can actually reduce the soldier's ability to blend; second and even more importantly it was discovered that the color black appears excessivly dark in night vision and creates an undesireable high contrast image increasing the chance of detection for the soldier. There are all told an available nine current patterns with more planned for developement.
Standard/Universal
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Universal.png
This 4 color green pattern is designed to be useful in a variety of environs in which green vegetation is present.
Forest
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Forest.png
Designed to blend in with the colors of forest surroundings and help conceal soldiers from unfriendlies in woodland envireonments.
Winter Forest/Mountain Snow
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/ForestW.png
The primary function of this pattern is to help disguise soldiers in light snow conditions or while sheltering in the woods in the wintertime.
Mountain Treeline
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Mountain.png
The colors blend very well with high elevation evergreen forests and mountain rocks.
Jungle
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Jungle.png
The colors are optimized for blending with the deep brush and mud found in rainforests, jungles, and mangrove swamps.
Dry Grass
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/GrassB.png
Designed to help soldiers blend into dryer grasses.
Lush Grass
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/GrassA.png
These more lively colors help to blend in with thick green grass.
Desert
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Desert.png
This pattern serves to help disguise a soldier in both high and low elevation deserts, the browns blend very well with various colors of sand and desert rock.
Urban
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Urban2.png
This pattern's purpose is to break up the outline of soldiers who are engaged in urban conflicts. It uses nuetral tones found in concrete and most types of stone.
Sizes: Small through X-Large
Please note which pattern(s) you want to have printed on your uniforms.
Uniform Prices: 10,000 units for $200,000 USD.
Each pattern can be induvidually purchased for use on your own nation's equipment without having to make a purchase of our particuler uniforms. Please include the patterns you wish to purchase in your order.
Camo Patterns: $5 Million USD Each
Construction/Materials
Each six piece unisex uniform comes with jacket, trousers, undershirt, boxer brief style undershorts, socks, and boots; for female soldiers a sports style bra is also included. The underclothes are spun of light wieght moisture wicking fabrics that help prevent chaffing in sensitive areas in light olive green or tan coloring; similarly colored socks come up just to the bottom of the soldier's calf and stop approx. 1/8 of an inch above the top of the boots. The combat boots are dark brown and constructed of tanned leather and gortex with a cotton and nylon interior lining, a total of 14 metal lined lasing holes colored brown run up the sides of the boots.
The coat is tailored into a button down style with a mandarin collar that can be worn either up or down and long sleeves that stop just before the wearer's wrist, these sleeves are secured by buttons. The coat features a plain front and back with no pockets or insignia. The left sleeve features a single 10 cm deep pocket that has a zipper to secure its contents located on the forearm, the upper left arm is reserved for rank and company insignias with a friend or foe ID patch located by the elbow; insignia may be attached by either zipper or velcro. The right sleeve provides on the upper arm room for identification and honor badges and has two pockets; a single compartment 10 cm deep pocket is located on the forearm and has a 15 cm deep double pocket beggining at the approximatly the wearer's bicep area, bith can be zipper shut.
The trousers are a standard button and zipper design with straight legs; the bottom of the pant legs has a drawstring to aid in tucking them into boot tops. Each leg has a single 15 cm deep pocket located just below the waste and a 20 cm deep cargo pocket located by the thigh that can be zipped shut. Both the coat and pants are made of 100% cotton.
Camoflauge
With a redesigning of the basic fatigues was also a redesign of the standard camo patterns applied to these uniforms. Certain colors, most noticeably black were removed from a majority of patterns; black does not show up in nature and can actually reduce the soldier's ability to blend; second and even more importantly it was discovered that the color black appears excessivly dark in night vision and creates an undesireable high contrast image increasing the chance of detection for the soldier. There are all told an available nine current patterns with more planned for developement.
Standard/Universal
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Universal.png
This 4 color green pattern is designed to be useful in a variety of environs in which green vegetation is present.
Forest
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Forest.png
Designed to blend in with the colors of forest surroundings and help conceal soldiers from unfriendlies in woodland envireonments.
Winter Forest/Mountain Snow
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/ForestW.png
The primary function of this pattern is to help disguise soldiers in light snow conditions or while sheltering in the woods in the wintertime.
Mountain Treeline
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Mountain.png
The colors blend very well with high elevation evergreen forests and mountain rocks.
Jungle
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Jungle.png
The colors are optimized for blending with the deep brush and mud found in rainforests, jungles, and mangrove swamps.
Dry Grass
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/GrassB.png
Designed to help soldiers blend into dryer grasses.
Lush Grass
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/GrassA.png
These more lively colors help to blend in with thick green grass.
Desert
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Desert.png
This pattern serves to help disguise a soldier in both high and low elevation deserts, the browns blend very well with various colors of sand and desert rock.
Urban
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v628/SaintB/Urban2.png
This pattern's purpose is to break up the outline of soldiers who are engaged in urban conflicts. It uses nuetral tones found in concrete and most types of stone.
Sizes: Small through X-Large
Please note which pattern(s) you want to have printed on your uniforms.
Uniform Prices: 10,000 units for $200,000 USD.
Each pattern can be induvidually purchased for use on your own nation's equipment without having to make a purchase of our particuler uniforms. Please include the patterns you wish to purchase in your order.
Camo Patterns: $5 Million USD Each