Winter Tactical Suits in Olive

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Olive Winter Tactical Suit

An olive winter suit is chosen by those who need one set for everything: service on the front line and in the rear, hunting, fishing, trips out of town. This color doesn't look like a dress uniform, so it's comfortable both in the forest and in the city. Olive also pairs easily with a belt, backpack or plate carrier in a different shade. Prices start from 3 260 UAH, and within 6 020 UAH you can choose a lightweight softshell, a warm jacket with overalls or a bushlat jacket.

Where olive works in winter and where it doesn't

Olive blends in well among coniferous forest, bushes and dry grass. It is just as inconspicuous on soggy ground, while the snow hasn't yet fallen or has already melted, and our winters are mostly like that. On clean snow, any dark solid color can be seen from afar. So for an ambush in a white field, you will need a camouflage layer over the suit. If your unit requires a specific pattern, look at pixel or multicam suits: olive is a calm, universal option, not a regulation camouflage.

For everyday wear, solid olive is practical: dirt and dust are less noticeable on it than on black, and scuffs don't catch the eye as much as on light fabrics. However, the shade differs between manufacturers — from grayish to greenish-brown. In addition, the fabric fades after many washes. So it is better to buy the jacket and pants as one set rather than match them separately.

Which set to choose for your routine

If you move a lot and the weather changes often, softshell suits with an Omni-Heat lining are a good fit. For example, the Viking 5.0 has a fabric density of 280 g/m²: it stretches and doesn't restrict your stride, and a fleece layer goes under the straight cut without any problem. See similar models among suits with Omni-Heat lining. For long watches, warm sets are better. These are the British Army PCS Softie Level 7 with Softie Premier insulation, the Nord Storm R Military made of ripstop, or BARS, where the jacket comes with overalls that cover the lower back.

If you prefer a longer top, take a look at the bushlat jacket and pants. For active work in moderate frost, consider fleece-lined suits. Treat the temperature on the label as a guide for layering, not as a guarantee of warmth.

Frequently asked questions

Is an olive winter suit for men available in large sizes?

Yes, sizes go up to 4XL in letter sizing and up to 60 in numeric sizing. Size charts differ between models, so check your measurements against the chart of the specific suit. Take a size up to allow for thermal underwear.