All jackets except the thermal jacket have arm pit zippers for ventilation. When wearing the shell jacket on top of the combat jacket and fleece jacket they all have arm pit zips lined up, making it possible to ventilate even when carrying three layers on top of each other.

The thermal jacket is optimized for insulation and is not supposed to be used under heavy work load, but for longer periods. The cuffs of the thermal and fleece jackets are elastic, always keeping the warm air on the inside. The front of our jackets are closed by press buttons and zippers.

The waist and lower edge of jackets are fitted with elastic cords that can be tightened to keep wind and snow, or insects out.

The combat and hot weather trousers both have full length zippers on the outside leg. Velcro flap is tucked away and secured by a loop patch when ventilating.

Wool mesh is the most comfortable underwear material to be found. The mesh creates a buffering zone between the skin and outer layers, with a reduced contact area and a lot of air. At low activity this means optimal insulation and a minimum of thermal bridges, at high activity body heat and humidity is effectively transported through the net. The wool mesh dries quickly and feels comfortable against the skin.

The mesh underwear are fitted with a layer of jersey under the mesh on the shoulders, elbow and knees to pad them and make them comfortable while keeping the space that the mesh brings for ventilation.
The briefs have long legs to keep them from riding up, which may be an issue if you have sturdy thighs.
The bra has removable foam insert that can be used depending on the soldier’s preferences.
All underwear is made in a minimum of 76% Merino Wool. All parts of the garments are made in No Melt No Drip materials except the labels.

Labels are placed on the outside of the garment, also eliminating itching.
The elastic waist bands are placed inside No Melt No Drip tunnels, to ensure complete No Melt No Drip. This is of highest importance since the underwears are carried next to bare skin.

The male boxer briefs are plain without a fly opening, a feature that a majority does not use anyhow. The Long Johns however, are worn with more layers, higher up on the waist and in combination with thick jackets and here the fly opening is of good use.
The collar of the Terry wool shirt and Zip shirt is designed to fit below the chin without being folded.

Our combat and hot weather trousers both have a similar pocket set up.
The upper front pockets are slanted to maximize safety and accessibility. The pockets on each side are reachable with both hands, so that it does not matter if the same side hand is occupied.
The zipper is closed downwards as this gives faster and safer handling and ensures that the slider does not end up under a hip belt when closed. They are reinforced in the bottom for longevity.

The leg pockets
The upper leg pockets are placed on front of the thigh, with an outer facing bellow. This reduces the pendular movement when running and makes it easy to reach their content. When in prone position, the content will be forced outwards towards the bellow and out of the way. The pockets features elastic inner compartments for organisation, these are placed a few centimeters above the bottom of the pocket to avoid content piling up in the pocket bottom.

The combat trousers have shin pockets with two compartment on each leg for medical gear. These also serve as leg protection when filled with first-aid. Carrying this in the shin pockets have several advantages, it saves valuable space in the combat vest and puts it close at hand when kneeling down to attend to a wounded.

Elastic combat trousers with excellent comfort and outstanding freedom of movement. All materials used towards the body in the combat trousers are No Melt No Drip.
The trousers have an adjustable waist with a wide elastic band for comfort and to suit both men and women. They are fitted with wide and high belt loops to take wider belts, as well as with braces loops on each side.
The front zipper extends far down to make it easy to e.g. adjust any inner layers, to tuck in a shirt, to pee.

The combat and hot weather trousers both have full length zippers on the outside leg. There are three pullers making it possible to open the zipper in any section to ventilate.
It is for example very comfortable to open the zipper around the knee and upwards while marching in hot weather, and easy to close again while resting or at risk of battle. The upper Velcro flap is tucked away and secured by a loop patch when ventilating.
There are three Velcro flaps along the leg to regulate the leg width. These are also back up closures should the zipper break. The uppermost is mainly for back up closure and can also be tucked away and fastened when ventilating.

Our trousers are relatively tight in the lower part to minimize noise when moving, and with the Velcro flaps they can be made even tighter.
The knee pad pockets are twisted outwards on the leg while standing, when kneeling the trouser leg twists inwards and the pads are centered over the knee.
The seat has an extra layer of fabric for longevity.
There is an adjustable, elastic cord at the end of the leg, fitted with a hook that can be fastened in boots. This prevents the trousers from riding up, and a tightened cord keeps dirt, mud, water etc out of the boots.
The end of the elastic leg cord can be tucked away into a compartment inside the leg to keep it out of way.
All our pockets are sealed by zippers for safety. They are easily opened and closed and are in effect noiseless to handle.
In the back of the waist there is a loop to hang the trousers in.

The shell trousers are designed to be used outside the combat trousers.
The stretch fabric is 94% Polyester and 6% elastane to make the trousers quiet and flexible. It will not restrict movements at all.
Elastic and adjustable waist to fit a range of waists.
Long covered zipped fly to make it easy to pee.
Attachment for braces in the side.
The trousers have full length side zippers, open them in the top to reach the combat trousers pockets or to ventilate.
The knee area on the shell trousers are reinforced to increase the life span of the shell trousers.
On the lower leg there is a Velcro adjustment to be able to tighten the trousers. This keeps the shell trousers tighter, minimizing the rustling sound when walking.
The inside leg in the bottom of the trousers are reinforced.
The bottom of the trousers is adjusted by press buttons and an elastic band to make a tight fit to your boots.

The snow trousers are designed to be used outside the combat trousers.
The stretch fabric is 94% Polyester and 6% elastane to make the trousers quiet and flexible. It will not restrict movements at all. The inside of the fabric is FR PU coated to make the jacket slightly FR and water resistant as well as wind proof.

Elastic and adjustable waist.
Long covered zipped fly to make it easy to pee.
Attachment for braces in the side.
The trousers have full length side zippers, open them in the top to reach the combat trousers pockets.
The knee area on the snow trousers are reinforced to increase the life span of the snow trousers.

The lower leg features an elastic band around the leg. This keeps the snow trousers tighter, minimizing rustling sounds when walking.

The bottom of the trousers is adjusted by sewn on buttons that work well in snow and ice, where Velcro or press buttons often gets filled with snow or ice and fails to close.

A short and elastic collar keeps it tight around your neck to prevent dirt from falling in. Zipper opened collar to be able to increase ventilation.

Jersey materiel under in the front, back, sides and in the arm pit to maximize ventilation and still keep the combat shirt as strong as possible.

The sleeves are rather tight so they will not catch in anything. But they are wide enough to be rolled up to the elbow.
Two sleeve pockets as on the jackets. On the sleeves we have placed elbow pockets in a reinforcement fabric. Put in our elbow pads for increased comfort.

Close the Velcro adjusted cuffs to keep the air inside and snow outside.
Velcro patches are found on the chest and on the sleeves for unit and person identification patches.
A strong hanger is placed on the outside of the neck within easy reach, keeping the collar smooth and scratch-free.

All our hooded jackets are made for battle, with hoods large enough to be used over a big helmet with cover.
The hood gives full protection in the worst of weathers, but it will also be small enough when pulled together to allow free sight of the surroundings.

The visor is semi rigid to better keep wind, sand, water and falling snow out, while still being individually adjustable. Keeping the visor out gives full protection, but it can also be folded into the hood, to even further increase the field of vision.
The shell jacket hood that must withstand the heaviest of downfalls features an sewn on rain deflector to lead water away from the hood opening.

Three elastic cords maximize the possibilities to adjust the hood, with or without any cap, beanie or helmet.
One cord around the opening adjusts the fit around the face. The lower neck cord adjusts the length of the hood, and is pulled to make it shorter. The upper neck cord, horizontal on the back of the head, adjusts the hood making it smaller around the head, and increases the field of view. The horizontal cord can be pulled as far back so that the ears will be partly exposed, allowing a better hearing as well.

The cords are all single ends, preventing them from getting stuck in anything.
The combat jackets removable hoods are equipped with strong but thin and flexible zippers to be as soft as possible around the neck. The puller is secured with a press button in the end so as to avoid accidental opening.

All our pockets are sealed by zippers for safety. They are easily opened and closed and are in effect noiseless to handle. The sliders have a rounded connection to the pullers to work from any angle. There are cords attached to all pullers so that they can be easily handled with gloves.

The sliders are covered by zipper garages when closed, to protect the puller and to get a neat and clean surface on the uniform.
Large vertical zipper sealed arm pockets with outer pen or goggle pockets guarantees easy access even when wearing a combat vest.

Two roomy breast pockets, preferably emptied when wearing a combat vest, but to be used in any other service.
The lower front pockets features slanted openings to be easily reached when in a combat vest. In the back of the jackets there is a versatile extra pocket for e.g. gloves, caps, power bars, shell trousers. This pocket can also be reached even when wearing combat vest. The sliders of all the lower pockets are placed so as not to interfere with a hip belt and cause unnecessary pressure.
All pocket openings are placed slightly above the bottom, to keep the content from falling out when opened.

The stretch fabric is 50% Cotton, 48% polyamide and 2% elastane to make the jacket really good to move in. All materials next to skin used in the combat jacket are No Melt, No Drip. The elbow pockets are made in a very strong reinforcement fabric. The liner is a mesh to increase the airflow in the jacket and make it as cool as possible.
Removable hood with zipper attachment and a press button to secure the puller when the hood is attached.
The jacket is cut and has a pocket set-up like all our other jackets so the soldier will immediately recognize were all equipment is put.

The front zipper is covered on the inside by a flap and on the outside by two flaps that are closed with press buttons. This gives a dirt and wind proof closure. The press buttons also serve as a reserve closure if the zipper breaks. There is no long stretching Velcro in the front flap, which will reduce noise.

The sleeves are rather tight so they will not snag but are wide enough to be rolled up to the elbow.
Close the Velcro adjusted cuffs to keep snow, dirt, sand and insects out. Open them to increase ventilation.
The waist and lower edge have elastic cords that can be tightened to keep the wind, snow, dirt and insects out. Open to increase ventilation. The ends of the elastic cords are placed inside the front pockets, removing them from the outside of the jacket to prevent them from getting caught, as on all our jackets.

To maximize the ventilation, open the front zipper but keep the press buttons closed and open the arm pit zippers and sleeve cuffs. The arm pit zippers on all our jackets can easily be reached when wearing a combat vest.
On the sleeves are elbow pockets in a reinforcement fabric. Put in our elbow pads for increased comfort and protection.
Velcro patches are placed on the chest and on the sleeves for unit and person identification patches.
A strong hanger is placed on the outside of the neck within easy reach, keeping the collar smooth and scratch-free.
The jacket features a rank sleeve holder on the front.

The stretch fabric is 96% Polyamide and 4% elastane to make the jacket really good to move in. It will not restrict your movements at all. The jacket is cut and has a pocket setup like all our other jackets so the soldier will immediately recognize were all equipment is put.

The same hood but sewn on. The inside of the hood and the inside of the cuffs fabric is 100% Aramid to be No Melt No Drip.
The front zipper is covered on the inside by a flap and on the outside by two flaps that are closed with press buttons. This gives a water and wind proof closure.

Close the cuffs to keep the air inside and water outside.
The waist and lower edge have elastic cords that can be tightened to keep the wind and water out.
To increase ventilation, you can open the cord locks and let air in and you can also open the cuffs. To increase the ventilation even more, open the front zip but keep the press buttons closed and also open the arm pit zippers.
The ends of the elastic cords are placed inside the front pockets, thereby removing them from the outside of the jacket to prevent them from getting caught.

On the sleeves we have placed elbow pockets in a reinforcement fabric. Put in our elbow pads for increased comfort.
Velcro patches are found on the chest and on the sleeves for unit and person identification patches.
A strong hanger is placed on the outside of the neck within easy reach, keeping the collar smooth and scratch-free.

Our snow jacket has a cut and pocket set up like all our other jackets so that the soldier will immediately recognize were all equipment is put, the features, pocket placements and adjustments. The stretch fabric is of 94% Polyester and 6% Elastane making it quiet and flexible and easy to move in. The inside of the fabric is FR PU coated to make the jacket slightly FR and water resistant, as well as wind proof.

The hood is of the same model as on the other jackets but permanently sewn on. It is made in No Melt No Drip fabric as it will often be worn next to the skin. The inside front of the jacket and the cuffs are also made in No Melt No Drip fabric.
The front zipper is covered on the inside by a flap and on the outside by two flaps that are closed with press buttons. This gives a snow and wind proof closure.

The Velcro adjusted cuffs can be tightly closed to keep the air inside and snow outside, and opened to increase ventilation.
In the bottom of the jacket there is an elastic crotch strap that can be used to tighten the jacket together between the legs to really keep snow and wind out. When the crotch strap is not in use it is secured on the inside back of the jacket.
The waist and lower edge have elastic cords that can be tightened to keep wind and snow out.
To increase ventilation, there are arm pit zippers and the cord locks as well as the cuffs can be opened to let air in.
To ventilate even further, the front zip can be opened and the jacket kept closed by the press buttons.
The ends of the elastic cords are placed inside the front pockets, thereby removing them from the outside of the jacket to prevent them from getting caught by anything. .

The sleeves have elbow pockets in a reinforcement fabric, and elbow pads can be inserted for increased comfort.
Velcro patches are found on the chest and on the sleeves for unit and person identification patches.
A strong hanger is placed on the outside of the neck within easy reach, keeping the collar smooth and scratch-free.