Country of Origin: Croatia
The cut and the sizing may be janky, but if for the true Slav warlord, only the real deal will do!
Croatia's first indigenous produced camouflage patterns originating in the early 1990s during their involvement in the Yugoslav War, in several variations and with some pretty good consistency as far as uniforms from the era go. First issued to the Croatian National Guard Corps upon the outbreak of the Croatian War of Independence, they were supplemented by East German and US surplus. It is almost certainly that the US M81 woodland BDU surplus stocks inspired the variety of knock-off colorways in Croatian woodland, and the basic design of these specific field shirts. By the time the National Guard was amalgamated with the newly formed Croatian Army in 1992, the surplus stocks were gradually replaced with these indigenously produced shirts. They remained in use among Croatian Forces until 2005 when the Croatian's adopted the OSRH (Oružane snage Republike Hrvatske - Armed Forces of the Republic of Croatia) stamped pixelated family of camouflage. Features:
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