Tru-Spec Scorpion OCP Combat Shirt

OCP Combat Shirt

The Tru-Spec Scorpion OCP Combat Shirt splits the job in two. A plain tan knit torso sits under a plate carrier or vest, while the sleeves and collar are cut in OCP, the Scorpion W2 camouflage pattern used on current US Army uniforms. You get the pattern where it shows and a lighter, softer body where your armor covers it. It suits soldiers, airsoft and range shooters, and anyone who wears a vest for hours at a time.

Features

• Knit Torso Panel — The solid tan body is a knit fabric, so it is smoother and less bulky than woven cloth under the weight of a plate carrier.
• OCP Scorpion Camo Sleeves — Sleeves, shoulders and collar are printed in OCP, so the exposed parts of the shirt match current Army-pattern kit.
• Cotton And Cordura Construction — The shirt combines cotton with Cordura, a brand of tough nylon fabric known for resisting abrasion.
• Quarter-Zip Mock Collar — A short front zipper opens the stand-up collar for ventilation and closes it to protect the neck from sun and straps.
• Raglan Sleeve Cut — The sleeves run in a diagonal seam to the collar, which keeps shoulder seams out from under armor straps and pack harnesses.
• Shoulder Pockets With ID Panels — Each upper sleeve has a pocket closed by a flap faced with hook-and-loop, the hook side of Velcro-style fastening, for patches and unit insignia.
• Lower Sleeve Pockets — Flapped pockets on the forearms hold a pen, light or small notebook where you can reach them with armor on.
• Elbow Panels — Extra fabric panels at the elbows add a second layer at a high-wear point.
• Adjustable Cuffs — Hook-and-loop cuff tabs cinch the sleeve around a wrist or glove.

Built For Wear Under Armor

Combat shirts like this exist because a full woven blouse traps heat and bunches up under a vest. Tru-Spec keeps the camouflage and the pockets on the sleeves, where they stay useful, and uses a plain knit for the torso that disappears under your carrier. The torso is tan rather than patterned, so wear it with armor or a jacket if full OCP coverage matters.