Spanish Navy Issue Shirt

This is the long-sleeve combat uniform shirt issued to the Spanish Navy. It is cut in dark navy blue from a cotton and aramid blend. The concealed front and covered chest pockets give it a plain profile, so it works as a duty shirt and also as an everyday overshirt. Collectors of European uniforms, reenactors and anyone who wants a tough dark work shirt with real service history will get the most from it.

Features

Cotton And Aramid Blend — Cotton keeps the shirt comfortable against the skin, and aramid, a synthetic fiber family known for resisting heat and flame, adds durability to the weave.
Dark Navy Blue — The deep navy color is the Spanish Navy's uniform shade and goes with black, gray or navy trousers.
Concealed Button Front — A fly placket, a strip of fabric that folds over the buttons, hides the closure so the front stays flat and nothing snags.
Two Flap Chest Pockets — Large patch pockets with angled lower corners sit on each side of the chest, each covered by a flap to keep contents in place.
Buttoned Shoulder Epaulettes — Straps on each shoulder fasten with a button and are where rank slides, the removable insignia sleeves used on naval uniforms, are worn.
Spanish Flag Sleeve Patch — A red and yellow Spanish national flag sits on the left upper sleeve.
Point Collar And Button Cuffs — A standard shirt collar sits at the neck, and the cuffs button at the wrist and can be opened to roll the sleeves.
Side Vents At The Hem — Short slits at each side seam give room at the hips when the shirt is worn untucked.
Genuine Military Issue — This is government-issued uniform, with the original sizing label sewn inside the collar.

Original Navy Pattern

The shirt follows the Spanish Navy's own layout: a plain dark navy body, a hidden button front, two chest pockets, shoulder straps and the national flag at the sleeve. The cotton and aramid fabric is what separates it from a fashion overshirt, because it was specified for service wear. The issue label inside the collar is the detail collectors look for as proof of provenance.