Reference: 12643
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Cotton shirt on straps - so called "Mayka". White and blue, for airborne troops - VDV. Made from 100% cotton.
Reference: 13991
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Cotton shirt with long sleeve - so called "Tielniashka". Summer wersion - light. White and blue, for airborne troops - VDV. Made from 100% cotton.
Reference: 10104
Brand: ZSRR i Rosja
Original cloth strap for weapon. Used for russian guns: AKM, AK-74, SVD, PK/PKM etc. Version from USSR, in olive-sand shade.
Reference: 13796
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Two-piece, one-sided, modern maskalat (camoflauge putted onto uniform). Pants with two pockets and elastic at the waist. Hooded blouse has two pockets on belly. Fastened on the slider. The waist and cuffs welts. Camouflage "Lieto" ("Summer"), in a popular way called also "Partizan" or "Oak".
Reference: 12712
Brand: ZSRR i Rosja
Original Soviet medical scarf, using by soldiers as the bandana. Made cotton in colour olive.
Reference: 16348
Winter hat "Ushanka" with ear flaps. Made from nylon, with the inside lining from Polartec. Ear flaps have additional covered holes enabling better hearing. It is also possible to nail the small roof to the top - specially two embroidered big bows of military forces of the Russian Federation are sewn...
Reference: 15992
Warm, acrylic cap, in black colour. Very elastic, ideal fit.
Reference: 15990
Warm, acrylic cap, in Army camouflage "Flora". Very elastic, ideal fit.
Reference: 15989
Warm, acrylic cap, in OMON camouflage "Tien" ("Shadow"). Very elastic, ideal fit.
Reference: 15987
Warm, acrylic cap, in city camouflage "Gorod". Very elastic, ideal fit.
Reference: 14905
Winter, black cap of officers of a Russian Navy. Very warm. Made of leather and natural sheep's fur. In the set big bow with the anchor.
Reference: 14471
Warm, acrylic hat in camouflage Digital Flora. Very elastic, ideal fit.
Reference: 12718
Original hat of Russian soldiers, led in 1990 years. Popular from the time of wars in Chechnya. Very comfortable and warm.
