Ukrainian Armed Forces Field Uniform: Jacket and Trousers Set
Ukrainian Armed Forces field uniform: jacket + trousers set
The Ukrainian Armed Forces field uniform in the jacket + trousers version is a set in which the whole top is made of fabric, without a knit undershirt section. It is chosen by those who spend a lot of time without body armor: during training, on duty, at the training ground, or while working at the unit's location. The jacket protects against wind and branches, and the trousers in the same camouflage and fabric look like one whole with it. Other top options, including those with an undershirt, can be found in the military uniform category. Below we explain how to choose a set so that you don't have to alter or exchange it after the first outing.
Which jacket details to check before buying
Start with the fastening. A field jacket is usually closed with a zipper under a wind flap. The flap blocks drafts and keeps the zipper from catching on gear straps. Pay attention to how the flap itself is secured: hook-and-loop fasteners let you open up quickly but make noise, while buttons are quieter but slower.
Second is pocket placement. When a plate carrier is worn on top, the jacket's chest pockets end up underneath it, so only the sleeve pockets remain accessible. If you plan to wear the jacket with gear, look for sleeve pockets with flaps or zippers and Velcro panels in places the plate carrier won't cover. For example, for the model "Field uniform regulation B&L jacket + trousers pixel", the manufacturer states that the jacket's cut is compatible with body armor.
Third is the collar and cuffs. A stand-up collar protects the neck from strap chafing and wind, and in the Voin 2.0 model it is adjustable with a hook-and-loop strap, so it can be fastened tighter. Adjustable cuffs on the sleeves and trouser legs keep debris and insects out when you walk through tall grass or lie on the ground.
Regulation model or relaxed fit: what to choose for service
The word "regulation" appears only in the names of certain models, for example "Field uniform regulation jacket + trousers with knee pad pockets olive". These are the ones to consider if your unit checks uniform compliance. The cut there is more restrained, and in some models the trousers have pockets for insertable knee pads. Before buying, ask your commander or sergeant major which camouflage is accepted in your unit, so you don't have to spend twice.
Models without this word, such as PRO or F116, are cut looser: in other camouflage patterns, with reinforced knees or extra pockets. They are convenient for field outings, airsoft or hunting, but may raise questions at a formation inspection. Separately, it is worth mentioning the DSNS (State Emergency Service) uniform and the security guard uniform in blue and black. This is the work uniform of the respective services, not camouflage for the field.
How to choose a size if your top and bottom differ
A field uniform jacket and trousers are usually sold in one size for both parts. If you have broad shoulders and a narrow waist or the other way around, go by the more important part. A tight jacket restricts arm movement, while extra room at the trouser waist is easily taken up with a belt. So when in doubt, choose the size by chest circumference.
For non-standard builds there are separate options: a big-size version of the B&L regulation uniform in pixel and a cotton pixel set in small sizes. Try on both parts together. Sit down and pull your knees up to your chest: the jacket should not ride up from under the belt and expose your lower back, and the trousers should not bind at the crotch.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Ukrainian Armed Forces field uniform jacket + trousers set cost?
Prices for such sets range from 1 650 to 2 990 UAH. The cost depends on the fabric, the cut, and whether the trousers have knee pad pockets or reinforced knees. We deliver across Ukraine.
Can I add an undershirt to this set?
Yes, and it is a common solution for those who spend part of their time in a plate carrier. Take an undershirt in the same camouflage and preferably from the same manufacturer, because shades of multicam or pixel differ noticeably between factories. MTP is another name for multicam, so items with such labels can be combined.
Is a field uniform suitable for cold weather?
On its own — no: a jacket and trousers made of ripstop or twill are designed for summer and the transitional seasons. In winter they are worn as a mid layer under an insulated jacket, with thermal underwear underneath. So it is better to take the jacket with a little extra room in the shoulders so a fleece fits freely under it.























