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The M-Tac Military NYCO MultiCam Jacket has a comfortable, semi-fitted shirt-type cut and can be paired with the Conquistador Military Pants to create a complete modernfield uniform. The jacket is sewn from American NYCO rip-stop fabric, 50/50 cotton – nylon, in original Crye Precision MultiCam color with NIR treatment, which reduces visibility in the IR range. The fabric also has Teflon impregnation, which protects the material from dirt and water. Uniforms for soldiers of the US Army are sewn from fabric with these characteristics. The coat has a stand-up collar, closes with Velcro, as well as a central fastener in the form of a detachable “tractor” plastic zipper with a Velcro cover. On the chest there are two hidden velcro pockets with vertical openings for easy access to the contents, as well as horizontal velcro panels for attaching name tags and patches with medical data. In the armpits there are embroidered grommets for improved ventilation. On each sleeve there is a patch pocket with a vertical zippered opening and a Multicamvelcro panel with compartments for attaching handles or similar equipment. There is a reinforced yoke in the upper part of the back with a Velcro panel for an IR marker under the collar. Along the contour of the armhole there are expansion folds that help maintain freedom of movement of the arms, even when a flak jacket or relief is worn over the coat. The sleeves are equipped with a Velcro patch pocket for the installation of soft protection. The cuffs are adjustable with a Velcro flap. Features: – in combination with Conquistador Military Pants, the coat forms a complete modern field uniform. – sewn from fabric with NIR treatment, which reduces the visibility of the material in the IR range. – the central zipper is protected from dirt by a velcro flap. – convenient access to the chest pockets, leaving the possibility to reach their contents even when tactical equipment is worn over the coat. – velcro panels on the chest, back and sleeves for attaching patches and IDs. – compartments for installing soft protection on sleeves. – fasteners for handles or equipment of similar dimensions – on sleeve velcro panels. Materials: – American NYCO rip-stop fabric: 50% nylon, 50% cotton. The optimal combination of wear resistance and breathability. This is the same quality of fabric used to make uniforms for the US Army. It is in the original Crye Precision MultiCamcolor, with a complex treatment including NIR impregnation, as well as Teflon impregnation, which protects the material from dirt and water – Velcro in MultiCam color – accessories – YKK Technologies: “MULTICAM” camouflage was developed by the American company Crye Precision together with the US Army Soldier Systems Center. The latter is also known as the US Army Natick labs. It took more than eight years of expeditions, scientific work, data analysis and practical field tests to create the color. This pattern was created as a single universal camouflage for the American army. The need for its creation became obvious after Operation Desert Storm in Iraq. The camouflage patterns used at that time, both for forest terrain (Woodland) and for desert operations (Tri-Color Desert), did not provide the necessary camouflage for fighters. The YKK company is a world leader in the fastening production. It produces 90% of all fasteners at 71 factories around the world. This is a group of Japanese companies whose trademark was registered almost 70 years ago. YKK is translated from Japanese as “Yoshida’s Factory” – this was the name of the company39;s founder, who opened the production of fasteners for clothes in the 1930s. Success was achieved thanks to cooperation with leading clothing brands and appliance of particularly strict quality standards. In addition, for a very long time, the machine for the production of high-quality fasteners was kept in the strictest secret. This helped the company quickly overtake its main competitors. Each operation, as before, required special camouflage. This greatly complicated the work of supply services and reduced the security of soldiers. Even with the start of operations in Afghanistan and a new company in Iraq, the introduction of a new universal digital camouflage (Digital) did not fundamentally change the situation. It became obvious that a new single universal pattern was needed, one that would conceal fighters in any terrain and at any distance from the observer. It should camouflage equally well against a background of vegetation or against desert or rocky terrain. It is equally effective among city buildings or ruins, in different lighting conditions, and in any climate zone and at any time of the year. How it works. It seemed that despite all the desire, it was simply impossible to design such a pattern. But the creators found they could exploit the weaknesses of human vision and the limitations in the function of the eye. In theory, in order for camouflage to hide at a long distance, it should consist of large blurred spots. At a short distance, and especially against the background of leaves and vegetation, when the human eye sees small objects especially clearly, the pattern should be made of small rounded elements found in the prevailing background. The developers observed that the prevailing background in almost all regions of the globe is very similar. That is,gradients of green and brown. Another discovery for them was that pure black does not exist in nature, although it is widely used in camouflage patterns of most countries of the world. Having combined all the data, and conducted computer modelling, overlaying more than a thousand images, the developers came up with the pattern now known as “MULTICAM”. Materials from the USA are valued for their good quality. All fabrics are carefully dyed, and you don39;t have to worry about the product fading through washing or sun bleaching. Many well-known fashion designers turn to American fabric manufacturers for their clothes and accessories. The jacket is made of fabric with NIR treatment, which reduces the reflective properties of the material in the IR range. Infrared (NIR) technology is used by the US Department of Defense to reduce the detectability of NIR electro-optical transducers. These photocathode devices do not detect infrared radiation. NIR uniforms use a special fabric that allows soldiers to be at the same temperature level as the surrounding landscape, thus making them harder to detect. NIR technology also makes shapes less visible in low-light environments by reducing light reflection.