Swedish M90 camouflage originally began its life as vehicle camouflage developed by the Frsvarets forskningsanstalt (FOA) in the 1970’s.

With solid colorways becoming rather dated by the late 1980s, Sweden decided to adapt its FOA camouflage for use amongst its personnel as M90. Designed to hide Sweden’s planes and tanks from the aerial and satellite reconnaissance of the late Soviet Union, it was especially useful in hiding amongst Sweden’s forest and tundra. And since most people aren’t as large as a tank (unlike your average American), the Swedes decided to scale it down by a proportion of 1:66.

The result? An uncharacteristically clean camouflage. With its hard lines and geometric patterning, it’s hard to believe this pattern was originally developed in the late 70s. It was so modern its influence can even be found in Battlefield 4… if you know where to look. It certainly makes for a uniquely futuristic camouflage that isn’t MULTICAM (thank the Lord).

The M90 field shirt is one of the more “modern” surplus field shirts we have received. With its buttonable storm flap, dual velcro pockets, and reinforced elbows, it can withstand the harshest weather that the Scandinavian peninsula can throw at it. The velcro name tag holder and rank tab you can make sure that Swedish girl knows both your gamertag and that you’re 10th prestige IRL.

Specs

• Hard wearing Poly/Cotton mix
• Two velcro pockets
• Reinforced elbows
• Velcro Cuff
• Buttonable Storm flap
• Velcro Nametag
• Rank tab

Sizing

The Swedes thought they were making a sizing utopia bydeciding your sizewithheight andweight.Honestly? It works pretty well. Figure out your height (in centimeters), and input your overall weight and you should have a well-fittingfield shirt.