EDC Shirts
Choose from a wide colour selection of tactical polo and t-shirts for your everyday carry outfit.
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Striker TT Combat Shirt
AcE Gen.2 Winter Combat Shirt
Striker XT Gen.3 Combat Shirt
Striker XT Gen.2 Combat Shirt
Striker X Combat Shirt
Urban Polo Shirt
Urban T-Shirt
FAQ's:
What temperature ranges are these Combat Shirts suitable for?
The temperature ranges are closely related to your acitvity level and to the environment in which you are operating.
UF PRO Combat Shirts are designed to keep you comfortable whether the air temperature is high or low, hot or cold.
If you know you’ll be very active in sub-zero temperatures, we recommend the AcE Gen.2 Winter Combat Shirt.
The optimal choice when the mercury rises to moderate or high heat-levels is our Striker XT Gen.3 Combat Shirt.
What materials do you use in Combat Shirts?
We use the highest-quality materials for optimal protection in a multitude of environments.
These include COCONA, Merino wool & top-tier G-Loft thermal insulation fillings.
The face fabrics we use also incorporate ripstop weaving technique to increase durability and deliver maximum breathability.
What do you wear underneath a Combat Shirt?
If you’ll be operating in a cold environment, we recommend you put on under your Combat Shirt a high-quality Merino or Functional Shirt.
Do you wear a shirt under a combat shirt?
There's no need for an additional shirt underneath, because our Combat Shirts are made out of a fast-drying material.
Are sleeves on combat shirt supposed to be long?
The ideal sleeve length extends to the wrist bone, the fit can be adjusted with Velcro.
Are sleeves on combat shirt supposed to be long?
The ideal sleeve length extends to the wrist bone, the fit can be adjusted with Velcro.
Can I machine wash my UF PRO EDC Shirt?
Yes. These shirts are specially designed to look great and perform great, use after use while requiring only minimal care. Just wash as directed on the inside tag and then place on a hanger for wrinkle-free drying. In case you’re not fluent in wash-care symbols, read this guide.