Military Combat Suits

We manufacture combat uniform sets and export them in bulk and against tender to defence ministries, national guards, police tactical units and authorised government buyers across Africa.

The range covers two-piece combat suits in jacket and trouser form, ripstop polyester-cotton and NYCO fabrics, printed camouflage to your service pattern, reinforced knees, seats and elbows, bellows and cargo pockets, adjustable waists and cuffs, and matching field caps where a complete issue is required.

Ripstop construction is what separates a combat suit from ordinary workwear. The grid weave stops a small tear becoming a long one, which in field use is the difference between a garment that completes a deployment and one that is unserviceable after a week in thorn scrub. It costs little and it is the first thing to check on any sample.

Camouflage pattern is usually service property and has to be printed to your artwork, at your colour references, on fabric you have approved. We print to the pattern supplied rather than offering a near equivalent, because a near equivalent is immediately obvious on parade next to the real thing.

Fabric blend is a trade-off between durability and heat. Higher polyester wears longer and holds the print; higher cotton breathes better and fades faster. Tell us the operating environment and we will recommend rather than default.

Defence procurement across Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Ethiopia, Tanzania and Uganda makes up most demand. Supply is to government and authorised buyers only, against the end user documentation the destination requires.