Oak Leaf 3D Camouflage Ghillie Suit

3D Leaf Ghillie Suit

The Mil-Tec Oak Leaf 3D Camouflage Ghillie Suit hides the human outline, which is what usually gives a person away in open country. Instead of printed camo on flat cloth, the jacket, hood and pants are covered in layers of leaf-shaped fabric cut-outs that stand off the garment and move like real foliage. Hunters, airsoft and paintball players, wildlife photographers and anyone working from a fixed hide wear it to blend into dry grass, brush and leaf litter.

Features

• 3D Leaf-Cut Fabric — Hundreds of oak-leaf-shaped pieces hang loose from the base garment, so the suit throws uneven shadows and your shape blurs rather than reading as a solid figure.
• Tan And Brown Coloring — Sand and khaki leaves with dark brown patches match autumn woodland floors, dead grass and dry, arid ground.
• Head-To-Ankle Coverage — A jacket and pants cover the body and legs, leaving very little plain clothing exposed when you are prone or kneeling.
• Leaf-Covered Hood — The hood carries the same leaf layer over the head and shoulders, disguising the rounded head shape that the eye picks out first.
• Plain Fabric Cuffs — Smooth cuffs at the wrists keep the leaf layer back from your hands, so the sleeves stay out of the way when you shoulder a rifle, bow or camera.
• Fabric Leaves Instead Of Jute — The camouflage comes from cut fabric leaves rather than the shaggy burlap strands of a traditional ghillie suit.
• Loose Overgarment Cut — The roomy cut goes over your regular field clothing, so you can add or remove layers underneath to suit the weather.

Wearing It In The Field

Pull the suit on over your normal hunting or field clothes and set the hood so the leaves hang across your shoulders. Hands and face show up quickly against natural cover, so camouflage gloves and a face veil or face paint complete the setup. The tan and brown coloring works best in dry or autumn terrain. In lush green spring growth it will stand out more.