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Multicam vs Multicam Black vs Black: The Difference
Multicam, Multicam Black and Black are three separate colours, not shades of one. Multicam is a multi-colour camouflage for natural environments. Multicam Black is a standalone dark pattern developed mainly...
Lire plusHow to Choose the Right Size in Tactical Clothing
Size UATAC garments by the centimetre measurements in the chart on the product page, not by the letter you wear in civilian clothing. The sizing follows general European standards. You...
Lire plusInternational Shipping, Duties and Returns
UATAC ships worldwide from Ukraine. Shipping is free on orders from 250 USD; below that a flat rate of 40 USD applies. Orders are processed in 2–3 business days and...
Lire plusWhat a UATAC Combat Shirt Is Made Of
A UATAC combat shirt combines two fabrics in one garment: ripstop sleeves in 65% cotton and 35% polyester, and a NyCoLy knit torso with 40% NILIT BREEZE nylon, 52% cotton...
Lire plusWhat Fabric UATAC Assault Pants Are Made From
The main fabric of UATAC assault pants is 65% cotton and 35% polyester in a ripstop weave with a water-repellent Teflon finish. The knees are reinforced with CORDURA® 500d Brookwood®...
Lire plusWhat Fabric UATAC Assault Pants Are Made From
The main fabric of UATAC assault pants is 65% cotton and 35% polyester in a ripstop weave with a water-repellent Teflon finish. The knees are reinforced with CORDURA® 500d Brookwood®...
Lire plusClimashield APEX: Which Insulation Weight to Choose
Climashield® APEX is a synthetic insulation laid as one continuous sheet rather than in separate pieces. UATAC winter jackets use it in two weights: 100 gsm for movement and 136...
Lire plusWhat CORDURA 500D Does in Tactical Gear
CORDURA® 500d is a fabric known for high abrasion resistance. In UATAC garments we use CORDURA® 500d Brookwood® USA to reinforce the knees of assault pants and the elbows of...
Lire plusWhat Ripstop Fabric Is and Why It Matters
Ripstop is a reinforced weave in which thicker threads are woven in at regular intervals, forming a visible grid. If the fabric takes a puncture or a cut, the tear...
Lire plusHow to Wash Tactical Clothing Without Ruining It
General rule for UATAC tactical clothing: gentle wash up to 30 °C, garment turned inside out, no bleach and no fabric softener, dried in the shade at room temperature. The...
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