Dutch SF Tri-Colour Combat Uniform

Dutch SF Tri-Colour Combat Uniform

Introduced for general service in 1992, the army (KL) desert camouflage pattern is a slight reinterpretation of the US tri-colour desert pattern using different drawings with essentially the same colour scheme. This remains the standard desert pattern of the Dutch Army, and is employed on a variety of different uniform types as well as field equipment. This set is a good example of kit used by a Dutch Special Forces Operator in Afghanistan. From the DBen collection.

Features :-

• Comes with Dutch Velcro backed flag, and operators blood group tape.
• Manufacturers labels are still present in both shirt and trousers.
• Shirt has US style mandarin Velcro closed collar and lapels, Velcro backed large front chest pockets, two large button and Velcro backed pockets to the upper arms and one small pouch to the lower left arm. The cuffs are Velcro backed securing.
• Trousers have one large cargo pocket fitted to each upper leg area, two smaller pockets to the lower legs and have drawstring ties fitted to the bottom. The waist has a button fly and belt loops to affix a belt if required.
• The boonie hat has a built in neck piece to the rear, large ventilation fittings to the top, and a leather adjuster to the chin strap,allowing for ease of wear.
•  All three items are married up.