Belgium Army Aramid Shirt

Belgian Aramid Base Layer

This is a long-sleeve crew-neck shirt issued to the Belgian Army, knit from aramid. Aramid is the synthetic fiber family known for resisting heat and flame. It is cut close to the body so it sits under a uniform blouse, jacket or armor carrier without bunching. It suits anyone who wants a genuine military base layer in a fiber chosen for heat resistance rather than ordinary cotton or polyester.

Features

• Aramid Fiber Knit — The shirt is knit from aramid, a synthetic fiber that chars rather than melting and dripping the way many everyday synthetics can.
• OD Green Heathered Finish — The fabric is a mottled olive drab (OD) green, the standard military green, so it matches most field uniforms.
• Crew Neck — A plain round, ribbed neckline sits flat under a collared shirt or jacket.
• Long Sleeves With Ribbed Cuffs — Full-length sleeves end in deep knit cuffs that stay at the wrist under gloves and jacket sleeves.
• Close Layering Fit — The trim body and sleeves are cut to wear next to the skin as the first layer.
• Stitched Seams — Visible lines of stitching run along the shoulders, armholes and side seams to hold the knit together.
• Issue Neck Label — A printed label inside the collar carries the service marking and size.
• Genuine Belgian Army Issue — This shirt was made for and issued by the Belgian military, not a commercial copy.

Belgian Army Issue

The Belgian Army issued this shirt as part of its clothing system, and it carries the government label at the collar. Militaries specify aramid for under-layers where heat and flame are part of the job, which makes it a different garment from a standard cotton undershirt. Collectors and reenactors building Belgian kit will want the authentic piece. Everyday wearers get a plain, durable base layer for cold-weather layering.