Military clothing vs CCW apparel
I hear people say all the time that a certain type of clothing is a “shoot me now” vest or a shoot me now jacket. I don’t think that is really that big of a deal in many circumstances because there have been many types I’ve been to a mall in the winter and I have seen a skinny pot smoking kid in a military style camo jacket. Most of those guys aren’t packing firearms and I doubt a bank robber or a terrorist is going to shoot them first because they are wearing military clothing. I think looking healthy and having good muscle mass is more likely to get you shot first rather than have a fishing vest or a camoflauge jacket on. TrusSpec makes some nice multicam products namely their new tactical pants.
There have been some really nice jackets and coats in the past and I have no idea why they stopped making them because some of them were really nice. The SigTac jackets were a huge seller a few years ago, the Woolrich Elite Barn Coat and the Woolrich Elite Algerian Jackets were also very popular but some of them were discontinued. The Eotac field jacket was basically and improved version of the Woolrich elite product line but that also faded out. This year our two best selling outwear jackets are the Woolrich Elite Twill jacket and the Woolrich Elite Algerian jacket. The Woolrich Elite Series Tactical algerian jacket is a military style jacket that has that look but it also has a lot of functionality that works well for carry a firearm.
Everyone has there taste and styles in firearms and even some have their preferences in the type of ammunition and bullet weights. Some operators prefer to dress in black and prefer to look as tactical as possible while others just can’t figure out why they would need a tactical vest in the first place. Some tactical vests are about as comfortable as strapping on a parachute and not always modernized.
Eotac organizers are perfect for storing all kinds of equipment including tactical lights and Blackhawk knives. Eotac apparel is designed to be comfortable and provide free range of movement, making it ideal for outdoor sporting and recreation!
There are four large cargo pockets on the front of the jacket. They feature side bellows and drain holes at the bottom of the pockets, elastic webbing on the inside to secure smaller items like magazines or a flashlight, and tuckable flaps w/adjustable snaps. The top pockets also each feature a vertical zippered “Napoleon” security pocket. On the left sleeve there is a zippered pocket as well as a pen holder. The front of the jacket secures with a hidden zipper and snap closure. The zipper is strategically placed to keep the jacket closed yet still allow you freedom of motion and the ability to reach under your jacket. There are four internal pockets with elastic loops for securing additional gear. Underarm vent holes offer maximum air flow. Other features include a drawstring bottom with cordlock and elastic cuffs with adjustable button closure. The style of our Field Jacket is timeless and looks equally good on the street or in the field.