ACU Type Ripstop BDU Jacket (Color: UCP / Small)

"Looks great, just as functional as any other BDUs

"So, i'm 6ft and 185 lbs. I have ridiculously long arms and a long torso, so finding shirts that fit correctly is a real PITA. I took the chance and ordered a large, and i think its perfect. maybe an inch too long in the arms, but ill take that over being too short anyday. Absolutely an ACU, not BDU. material feels as it should. worth the money (which isnt much) and good coloration.

"The quality is okay but you're only paying $25 so you get what you pay for. I'm 6' 6" and large fits great although I do wish it was a little longer.

"Bought this a week ago on sale and got it today. Material is fairly thin, which makes it breathable, I think that's a big plus when you're out on the field all day. Plenty of pockets and places for patches just like the picture. When it comes to sizing, I wear a medium t-shirt so you'd think I'd wear a medium blouse? Wrong, I got this in size small because I saw a review stating these actually run a little big and figured I could just exchange it if it was too tight but this thing fits perfect! I'd advise staying with your current shirt sizing or even going a size down. The camo looks better in person than in the photo, I got mine in foliage green and it seems to be actual A-TACS FG as far as I can tell. Finally, I believe the website calls this a BDU but I can say with confidence this an ACU. Overall a good product, can't wait to see how it performs on the field.

"Really well made for only being $25. lightweight and comfortable (albeit a little stiff), it comes with plenty of pockets and Velcro pads, and its made with a pretty sturdy feeling material. But do not order 2 sizes up like it recommends you too!!
I usually wear a large so I ordered the XX-L expecting it to be smaller due to it being listed as being made to Asian specification. When i got it, to my surprise, it fit me like an XX-L jacket would. The exchanging process was really simple and the customer service guys i talked to were extremely nice and helpful. But it did cost an additional $8-9 to exchange it for a large size, and it is still a little too big for my liking.

so a word of advice, even though it says to order 2 sizes up in its description, its probably a safer bet to order your normal shit size or even a size lower if your skeptical.

"At first I was a little skeptical about it fitting me as I am 6' 2" and 240 lbs. But it came in and I was surprised! It was a tiny bit big which is a rare commodity nowadays to me! Cheap and the fabric is high quality. I love this. I can also say the same for its pants counterpart!

"For $12.00, you can't beat this BDU jacket. It's lightweight, and has plenty of pockets for storage. It also has a number of open Velcro pads for all of your patch/emblem needs. I would recommend ordering your BDU jacket the same size as your normal everyday T shirt.

"this jacket as well as the pants are very good. comfy and nice camo pattern. i dont see a lot of people with this camo so i look diff which is good 4 me

"Got this a bit back and it's held up well, except some threading has loosened but not enough to be concerned by. I have the woodland camo and adore it, overall nice product at a cheap price point.

"Good quality jacket and looks really nice, but be very weary about your size. I ordered a large and the jacket fits more like an extra large meaning I'll have to return it and get a medium or even a small. The material is very coarse, like a thin hardshell which makes it good for airsoft and there are many velcro areas for patches. Overall, its a nice jacket especially for the price. just wish it would have fit on the first go because now I won't be able to wear it for my last summer airsoft game.

"M81 Woodland pattern is correct.

Cloth material is good.

Tailoring is fit to a morbidly obese person, specifically in the lower ribcage and stomach areas. About 10-14cm of excess material, for a healthy male of average height.

Poor stitching quality in some areas but otherwise acceptable. Some small 1-2mm holes present from some kind of needle, near the ends of stitching, in some areas.

Name and service tape hook-and-loop patches are sewn on 3-4cm too low.

Rank hoop-and-loop patch is similarly too low.

Chest pockets are correct dimensions, but are sewn on 6-7cm too low (3cm too low relative to name/service tapes)

Sleeves are roughly 1-2cm shorter than they should be.

Lower blouse hem is 2-3cm too long (extends a little too far downwards).

Epaulettes are a bit strange to have, but are acceptable.

Shoulder pockets are acceptable but the pull tabs are poorly made, flimsy, and serve no real purpose.

Mandarin collar is acceptable, however one collar has a sharp 90° angle and the other is curved, which gives a non-uniform appearance.

Overall, this shirt is fine for the price but should not be bought unless you are willing to do some tailoring with a sewing machine, or if you do not care if it fits or has weird features.

I suspect some of the design decisions were made to avoid copyright issues, and the positions of the pockets were not reverse-engineered correctly.

If you want a correct ACU-pattern shirt, get a Tru-Spec T.R.U. or the Propper TAC-U shirts.

"I'm 14 years old, 5'6" and 110 pounds, and these were MUCH too big for me, I ordered the small and my normal t-shirt size is small, almost medium, so I was expecting these to be real tight which is good for my purposes, the material quality is very bad and these are very uncomfortable to wear. I really liked the way these looked, just they are very cheap and were too big. disappointing. oh yeah and I got the "ACU Type Ripstop BDU Pants" made by the same company and they were too big as well, also size small.