Custom Woodland Camo Short Sleeve BDU Shirt

Woodland-pattern short-sleeve shirt sample, front view

Woodland-pattern short-sleeve shirt sample, back view

Collar and label detail on the woodland-pattern shirt sample

Close-up of a mesh-textured insert on the woodland-pattern shirt sample

Mesh-textured underarm insert on the woodland-pattern shirt sample

Button and front placket detail on the woodland-pattern shirt sample

Custom Woodland Camo Short Sleeve BDU Shirt

Woodland-pattern short-sleeve BDU shirt sample with visible button-front closure, collar and chest-pocket layout.

WHCSJ presents this woodland-pattern short-sleeve BDU shirt sample for B2B specification review. The photographs show a collar, button front, chest pockets and mesh-textured inserts.

Use these visible details as a reference for your shirt brief. Materials, finished measurements, ventilation, concealment, durability and any test requirements need separate confirmation for the proposed configuration.

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units

Confirm the selling unit and included items.

Single package size

Confirm package dimensions in cm after the packing specification is agreed.

Single gross weight

Confirm gross weight in kg for the agreed contents and packing.

01.

MATERIAL SELECTION

The foundation of your uniform’s performance. Select from our portfolio of available fabrics, or specify your own, to meet the unique demands of your operational environment.

Material and evidence requirements
Material	Specify fibre content, weave and target weight for review.
Colour and pattern	Confirm the approved reference and shade requirements.
Tests	State methods, acceptance limits and documents required.

02.

FUNCTIONAL CUSTOMIZATION

Every element is a choice. Configure the layout, pockets, and closures to create a uniform that is a true extension of your tactical gear and operational doctrine.

Garment configuration inputs
Shirt scope	Confirm sleeves, collar, pockets, closures and included items.
Sizing	Provide size chart in cm, tolerances and quantities.
Markings	Provide authorized label or artwork requirements.

03.

SPECIFICATION REVIEW

Customization does not mean compromise. Performance, safety, and test requirements must be defined by the buyer for the requested configuration; any report must identify the applicable product, method, and acceptance criteria.

Sample and order review
Sample review	Compare visible appearance and measurements with the agreed brief.
Evidence	Review applicable evidence for the proposed materials.
Packing	Confirm contents, dimensions in cm and gross weight in kg.

Short-Sleeve BDU Shirt Sample

The images show a woodland-pattern shirt with collar, button-front closure and chest pockets. They are not performance or camouflage evidence.

Configuration Review

Confirm materials, pattern authorization, sizing, pocket dimensions, labels, quantities and required inspection or documents in the RFQ.

Sample Approval

Review the proposed sample and applicable evidence against the agreed specification before order approval.

Reading the Reference Images

Garment photographs and feature diagrams document visible sample details. Size charts are catalogue references; confirm measurement points, units, tolerances and the approved size set before ordering.

The fabric-options graphic illustrates possible RFQ inputs. It does not identify this sample’s fibre content or establish that every listed material, weight, weave or colour is available. Confirm the proposed materials and any required test evidence during quotation review.

The company process and exhibition graphics are general references. They do not confirm inspection, stock, packing or delivery for this configuration, or that pictured people bought or endorsed this product.