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Military & Tactical Garments

Military and tactical clothing is specified to a standard rather than a price — fabric, hardware and construction are dictated by the requirement, and deviation is not an option. We build combat shirts, tactical jackets, trousers and outer layers in ripstop and Cordura blends, with IR-compliant and flame-resistant options where the specification calls for them. From 400 pcs per colour.

Ripstop & CorduraIR-compliant optionsSpecification-drivenMOQ 400 pcs/color

Military and tactical garments we produce

From our current military & tactical lineup — three in-house reference styles with full spec and OEM/ODM customisation.

LYTH-ML-07 — Khaki 3-in-1 inner jacket (liner shell) in 75/25 poly-cotton PTFE lamination
3-in-1 Inner LYTH-ML-07

Khaki 3-in-1 Inner Jacket

Worn as the inner liner of the LYTH-ML-13 camouflage 3-in-1 outer system — standalone field jacket when separated.

  • Fabric75% Polyester / 25% Cotton Anti-Proof
  • LaminationPTFE Laminate Membrane
  • TreatmentAnti-Blood (blood-borne pathogen resistant)
  • ConstructionRipstop weave, full zip inner liner
  • Function3-in-1 inner (zip-out liner for ML-13)
LYTH-ML-13 — Camouflage 3-in-1 outer jacket with detachable hood and storm flap
3-in-1 Outer LYTH-ML-13

Camouflage 3-in-1 Outer Jacket

Outer shell of the 3-in-1 system — zips together with LYTH-ML-07 inner liner for full winter protection. Detachable storm hood, taped seams.

  • Fabric100% Polyester (printed camouflage)
  • PatternWoodland camo, your custom pattern on licence
  • HoodDetachable adjustable storm hood
  • SeamsTaped, sealed at shoulders and hood zip
  • Function3-in-1 outer (pairs with ML-07 liner)
LYTH-ML-22 — Navy quilted single-layer liner jacket with thumbhole cuffs
Liner LYTH-ML-22

Navy Quilted Liner Jacket

Single-layer synthetic-fill liner — light-weight mid or stand-alone autumn jacket. Thumbhole ribbed cuffs for under-shell layering.

  • Fabric100% Polyester (shell + lining)
  • FillLightweight synthetic down-alternative
  • ConstructionChannel quilting, full center zip
  • CuffThumbhole rib, under-shell fit
  • FunctionStandalone single-layer liner

How military specification differs from commercial

If you are quoting a contract, the conversation runs in a different order.

Commercial outerwear starts from a target price and works out what is achievable. Military and tactical work starts from a specification — fabric composition, weight, tear strength, colour fastness, IR signature, flame resistance — and the question is whether a factory can meet it at the required volume. We work in that order: send the specification and we will tell you what we can meet, what we cannot, and what the alternatives are.

Where capability usually runs out

  • IR-compliant fabric and trim: not every dye lot is compliant, and compliance has to be tested, not assumed
  • Flame resistance: needs certified fabric and compatible sewing thread and tape
  • Colour fastness: military colour fastness requirements are typically stricter than commercial norms
  • Traceability: contract work often requires documented batch traceability from fabric to finished garment

If your requirement includes IR compliance, flame resistance or a specific national standard, tell us at the first enquiry. These are sourcing-led constraints and they change the lead time more than the construction does.

Fabric and construction

ShellPoly-cotton ripstop, nylon-cotton ripstop, or Cordura blends
WeightsFrom lightweight shirt cloth to 500D reinforced outer
ReinforcementCordura at knee, elbow, seat and cuff
HardwareSpecified zips, snaps and velcro to the requirement
IR complianceIR-compliant fabric, thread, tape and trims available
Flame resistanceCertified FR fabric with compatible thread and tape
CamouflageYour pattern with proof of licence, or specified standard patterns
SeamsReinforced construction with bar-tacks at stress points

Testing, traceability and documentation

  • Fabric testing to the specified standard, with reports from accredited laboratories
  • Colour fastness to wash, light, rubbing and perspiration
  • Tear and tensile strength testing on the production cloth
  • IR reflectance testing where the specification requires it
  • Batch traceability from fabric roll to finished garment
  • OEKO-TEX Standard 100 available on applicable materials
  • BSCI-audited partner factories

MOQ, sampling and lead times

MOQ400 pcs per colour, sizes mixed within the colour
SamplingDepends on specification; longer where fabric must be sourced or tested
Compliance samplesMade to the exact construction that will be tested
Bulk lead time35-55 days after PP approval, subject to fabric sourcing
Quote turnaroundWithin 24 hours for a complete specification

Questions buyers ask

What is the MOQ for custom military garments?

400 pcs per colour with sizes mixed within that colour, subject to fabric availability.

Can you meet IR-compliant specifications?

Yes, where the requirement is stated up front. IR compliance applies to fabric, thread, tape and trims together, and it has to be tested rather than assumed.

Do you offer flame-resistant garments?

Yes, using certified FR fabric with compatible sewing thread and tape. FR is a sourcing constraint, so it needs to be in the first enquiry.

Can you work to a government or national standard?

Yes. Send the specification and we will confirm what we can meet and what the alternatives are. Where we cannot meet a clause, we will say so at quotation rather than after sampling.

Do you provide batch traceability?

Yes. Documented traceability from fabric roll to finished garment is available for contract work.

Can you print camouflage patterns?

Yes, with proof of licence, or to a specified standard pattern that you are authorised to use.

Tell us what you need

Send a tech pack, a reference sample or just a target price. We reply within 24 hours with a fabric suggestion, a cost indication and a sampling plan.

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