Army Combat Uniform known as the ACU uniform is the current uniform worn by the United States Army and Air Force and some other countries’ army. It is the successor to the battle dress uniform worn from the 1980s through to the mid-2000s. The ACU features hook and loop fasteners, also known by the genericized trademark Velcro, on its sleeve pockets.
Feature:
- Hook and loop pockets for patches.
- Zigzag stitched collar to protect neck and keep out debris.
- Reinforced internal elbow pockets for elbow pads insert.
- Zipped and hook and loop closure for a smooth experience.
- Pen stalls on pockets.
- Slanted pocket with hook and loop closure for easy access.
- Drawstring waist with buttons fly.
High Quality Fabric
The ACU Army Uniform is made of 65% polyester and 35% cotton fabric. The breathable ripstop weave resists tears from abrasions, while the quick-dry waterproof finish ensures performance in rain, sweat, or muddy terrain. Designed to military specifications, this uniform features reinforced seams and multiple utility pockets for gear storage.
The flame retardant version is made of a blend of 65% synthetic fiber, 25% aramid, and 10% nylon. The clothing can automatically extinguish after leaving the fire source without causing melting, peeling, burning, or other phenomena.
Woodland Camouflage Design
The ACU Army Uniform features a woodland camouflage design for stealth in dense forests and rugged terrain. Its muted green, brown, and black pattern disrupts silhouettes, making it ideal for tactical operations, hunting, or survival training. Reinforced seams and ergonomic tailoring ensure unrestricted movement, whether crawling, climbing, or sprinting. Quick-drying and water-repellent, it performs in rain or humidity, while multiple pockets securely hold gear like magazines, knives, or navigation tools.
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