Tactical shirts, pocket designs and fit
I try to test out as much of the tactical clothing market even if something really isn’t my style. I’ve seen things that looked like good ideas really turn out to impractical, over priced and become impossible to find because manufacturing them was too difficult. There are always things that the tactical apparel community tries out and then the next thing you know those well know 5.11 businesses on the west coast are selling the pants for $19.99 that were going for 49.99. Not everyone is so harsh when it comes to testing clothing out because not everyone wears the stuff 5-7 days a week. I’ve found the only way to know how well something is made and how much movement I will have is to test it out myself.
I am not big on the whole tactical shirt thing, they have pockets all over them, some have velcro and others are zippered. I still find that losing stuff in them is easy, but I get more use out of the pants pockets than I ever will in a shirt. Woolrich Elite shirts tend to fit very loose, this even goes for the p pants and vests. Some people like this because it gives them more movement and if not tucked in, can help in concealing a holster. Tactical shirts make you look more like a LEO than the pants in my humble opinion so if I’m carrying, concealing a firearm doesn’t do much for me when everyone sees how much tactical clothing I’m wearing.
What else is new about this shirt? This new polo shirt has unique sleeve designs giving you a better range of motion without feeling your shirt move around. The combination of raglan sleeves, one piece underarm gusset and side panels, and our Eotac’s Tact-Fit Sizing means unique comfort. If you’ve been looking for a lighterweight polo shirt from Eotac, this is what you waited for. The Style 410 Polo will be available in, Black, Khaki, Navy, Red, Light blue, Royal Blue, Grey, Hunter Green, and the much waited for…. White Polo.