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Sale 40%Sale 40%U.S. Issue ECWCS Gore-Tex® Pant ACU UCP Camo
$29.95$49.95U.S. Issue ECWCS Gore-Tex® Pant ACU UCP Camo The ACU Universal Camo Pattern Foul Whether Pant is designed to withstand harsh elements of rain, snow, cold, and wind, keeping you dry and comfortable. Made to go over bottoms as needed part of... -
Sale 33%Sale 33%U.S. Issue Gen III Silk Weight Thermal Bottoms
$9.95$14.95U.S. Issue Level 1 Silk Weight Thermal Bottom The U.S. Silk weight Thermal Bottom is a base layer that is designed to wick moisture while providing warmth. Designed as Part of the ECWCS (Extended Cold Weather System) for the military as a base layer... -
USMC FROG Silk Weight Base Layer Thermal Shirt
$10.95 - $16.95USMC XGO FROG Silk Base Layer Thermal Shirt The Military Issued USMC FROG (Flame Resistant Organizational Gear) is a Cold Weather Base Layer Thermal shirt that is part of the military cold weather clothing system (ECWCS). Manufactured by XGO... -
FROG XGO Grid Fleece Thermal Pullover Top
$19.95 - $59.95USMC XGO FROG Grid Fleece ThermalPullover Top The USMC Grid Fleece thermal top known as F.R.O.G. (Flame Resistant Organizational Gear) is a standard issue mid layer thermal shirt that will keep you warm while being highly breathable with no-drip,... -
Army Issue Coyote Tan PolarTec fleece Jacket, Used
$29.95 - $39.95Army Issue Coyote Tan PolarTec Jacket, Used This is the new style military issue PolarTec fleece jacket for the Army. They are medium to heavy weight to be both a layering jacket and worn as a stand-alone. PolarTec fleece material is known to... -
Gen III Silk Weight Thermal Underwear Top, Coyote
$21.99 - $23.99Gen III Silk Weight Thermal Underwear Top AR 670-1 Coyote Silk Weight thermal Underwear top is level 1 of the E.C.W.C.S. system. Made of jersey knit fabric it helps provide extra warmth in cold climates. silk weight thermal underwear is...
The Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS) is a modular system developed by the U.S. Army to keep soldiers warm in moderate to sub-zero temperatures. This layered system, adopted by other branches of the military, has undergone several iterations (Generations I, II, and III) to provide optimal cold weather protection.