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: 16994
Brand: Polska
Load-bearing tape to the battle set, pouches and other military and tourist equipment. Made from immune on of wiping, causing to pill and weather conditions of the polyamide.
Reference: 14565
Brand: Polska
Beams to epaulettes of non-commissioned officers, nickel-plated. Version for coats.
Reference: 15212
Brand: Polska
Plastic button "Canadian". Sewn with the tape for widths 10 mm.
Cotton T-shirt in colour olive with the image of the modern soldier of the Russian Federation on the chest and with inscription "Вежливые Люди" ("Polite People") on the back.
Cotton T-shirt in colour olive with the image of the modern soldier of the Russian Federation on the chest and with inscription "Вежливые Люди" ("Polite People") on the back.
Reference: 16361
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Cotton T-shirt in colour olive with the image of the modern soldier of the Russian Federation on the chest and with inscription "Вежливые Люди" ("Polite People") on the back.
Reference: 16583
Brand: Spław - «Сплав»
Light blue VDV beret. Made from embossed felt, with strengthening at the front for fastening the big bow.
Reference: 14938
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Small, maroon (krapovy) beret. Popular called "tear". Made from cloth and sewing like a berets from USSR.
Reference: 17155
Brand: FRONTOWIEC.COM
Comfortable trousers in the cut of the original VKBO uniform trousers. The trousers are sewn from Greta fabric (cotton 51% + polyester 49%), with two inside pockets, two back pockets and two "cargo" pockets on the thighs. On the knees and in the crotch, an additional layer of fabric to reinforce the most sensitive areas. Special pockets on the knees for...
Reference: 16010
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Cotton T-shirt in camouflage "Extrim".
Reference: 16033
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Cotton shirt on straps - so called "Mayka". White and blue, for airborne troops - VDV. Made from 100% cotton. Children's version.
Reference: 15851
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Bawełniana koszulka w kamuflażu "Vegetato".
Reference: 17085
Brand: Polska
A distinctive cap of the Polish Army, with a square top. Pattern used in the Polish Army since 1969, in "moro" camouflage (wz68).
Reference: 17214
Brand: FRONTOWIEC.COM
Summer cap-kepi. Made of Greta fabric with extra padding and inner cotton lining. With a large visor.
Reference: 15141
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Small, black beret for Marine Infantry. Popular called "tear". Made from cloth and sewing like a berets from USSR.
Reference: 17254
Brand: ZSRR i Rosja
Winter cap for Soviet militia. Made of natural felt and artificial fur, with an inner cotton lining. Shade more green-blue in comparison to the army caps.
Reference: 10675
Brand: ZSRR i Rosja
Thick gloves/mittens made from natural fur, with extra material sewn onto. Can be worn as extra insulation over regular gloves. Ideal for Arctic winters.
Reference: 15698
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Warm, winter thermal underwear. Zipped blouse, long-sleeved, with the special hole for fastening sleeves on the thumb so that don't curl up. Trousers with the fly and the rubber in the strip.
Reference: 16034
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Cotton T-shirt in camouflage "Digital Flora".
Reference: 17187
Brand: Federacja Rosyjska / WNP
Dress uniform cap for privates and sergeants of Land Forces of Military Forces of the Russian Federation.
Reference: 17615
Brand: FRONTOWIEC.COM
Loose-fitting trousers in a Gorka-1 cut. The trousers are made from Greta fabric (cotton 51% + polyester 49%), with two inside pockets and two "cargo" pockets on the thighs. There is an extra layer of fabric on the knees and in the crotch, for reinforcement in the most sensitive areas. Adjustable ribbing at the back of the calves.
Cotton T-shirt in colour olive with the image of the modern soldier of the Russian Federation on the chest and with inscription "Вежливые Люди" ("Polite People") on the back.
