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Han Wild: Military Uniforms and Combat Sets

Han Wild makes the most sense as a set: a UBACS shirt and combat pants with knee pads, plus an M-65 jacket, a parka or the insulated G8. Items from one set share the same Multicam pattern and a matching cut, so you do not have to piece a uniform together from different brands.

Which Han Wild Set to Choose for the Season

For summer, go with the G2 and G3 suits that pair a short-sleeve UBACS with knee-pad pants. In spring and autumn, wear a long-sleeve UBACS with pants, and in the cold add an M-65 jacket with a stowable hood and ten pockets or the G8: Teflon-coated ripstop with a fleece lining.

The 3-in-1 and 4-in-1 sets add a baseball cap, a belt, elbow pads, a boonie hat or even boots. If you already own a jacket, pick Han Wild military uniforms made of two pieces: a UBACS and pants.

UBACS and Pants: Details Worth Checking

On these combat shirts, the CoolPass torso wicks moisture under body armor, and sleeves of Teflon-treated ripstop handle strap abrasion better. The forearms carry YKK zip pockets, and the sleeves have wide velcro panels for patches. Two-tone UBACS shirts in Multicam with black or olive have a solid-color center that sits closer under a plate.

The G2 combat pants have built-in knee pads and a 280 g/m² fabric with 5% spandex, while the G3 has removable knee pads with height adjustment and stretch panels. When you do not need the protection, take the pads out and wear the G3 as regular field pants.

Fleece and Membrane Under the Jacket

Grid Fleece and hooded L3 Grid Fleece fleece jackets have a grid structure on the inside that traps warm air and moves moisture faster, which makes them a handy mid layer under a jacket. The hoodless 300 g/m² fleece with a two-way zipper and shoulder velcro is warm enough without an outer layer.

Lightweight uninsulated membrane jackets block wind and rain in spring and summer. The winter membrane jacket with fleece lining has a hidden hood, and for frost there is an Omni-Heat jacket in Multicam.