Woodland Camo Short Sleeve Combat Shirt Sample | WHCSJ
Woodland Camo Short Sleeve Combat Shirt Sample
Non-G4 Portfolio sample and specification inputs for custom bulk RFQs
Direct answer: this page shows the existing WHCSJ non-G4 woodland-pattern short-sleeve combat shirt sample for B2B review and custom bulk RFQs. The retained photographs show a fold-down collar, short front zipper, short woodland-pattern sleeves, sleeve pockets with loop panels, and a solid green torso. They are Portfolio evidence, not a fixed production specification.
Evidence boundary: this page does not establish G2 or G4 model status, M81 authenticity or licensing, official military or law-enforcement use, government-contract status, body-armor compatibility or performance, moisture-wicking or cooling performance, fixed materials, ISO or ASTM compliance, concealment, or guaranteed durability.
The separate Woodland G4-style Short-Sleeve Combat Shirt remains its own Portfolio owner. Use Custom Services for design-to-sample work, the Military Uniform Supply Company page for supplier evaluation, the Procurement Guide for specification planning, or Contact Us to submit a qualified bulk RFQ.
RFQ checkpoints
| Owner identity | This is the non-G4 short-sleeve sample with a solid green torso and woodland-pattern sleeves. It is separate from WHCSJ’s G4-style short-sleeve sample and button-front BDU shirt samples. |
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| Visible construction | Fold-down collar, short front zipper, short sleeves, sleeve pockets, loop panels, and a straight short-sleeve shirt form are visible. Buyer drawings and the approved sample must control final construction. |
| Retained evidence | Six product photographs show front, rear, collar, zipper, sleeve, underarm, pocket, loop-panel, and torso details. Two target-specific reference graphics remain for visual feature locations only. |
| Evidence scope | Images establish visible appearance only. Pattern rights, materials, measurements, finishes, tolerances, tests, performance, and production acceptance remain buyer-defined. |
| Style and construction | State that the request is for the non-G4 sample, then provide front and back drawings, collar and zipper details, sleeve and pocket map, loop-panel dimensions, seams, reinforcement, and included or excluded components. |
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| Pattern, material, and trim | Provide lawful artwork or a controlled reference, applicable use rights, color targets, torso and sleeve composition, weight, weave, finish, zipper, loop material, thread, tolerances, and allowed substitutions. |
| Sizing and marking | Provide the finished measurement chart, size breakdown, grading rules, tolerances, labels, identifiers, lawful logo or patch artwork, and placement. |
| Quantity and commercial inputs | State total quantity, size and color split, sample quantity, packing, destination, delivery window, trade terms, required documents, and quotation currency. |
| Sample approval | Name the design-review owner, sample sign-off authority, approved-sample retention method, bulk-release point, and written change-control route. |
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| Testing and claims | If a property matters, state the exact test method, sample condition, required result, report format, inspection point, and acceptance authority before quotation. Do not infer a result from the images, title, or legacy graphics. |
| Inspection | Define workmanship, finished dimensions, shade and print placement, closures, markings, packing, sampling plan, defect classes, and disposition rules. |
| Packing and delivery | Approve the pack method, labels, carton marks, quantity per carton, document set, destination, delivery window, and release evidence for the specific order. |
Woodland Short-Sleeve Combat Shirt RFQ Guide
Use this Portfolio page to identify the non-G4 visible sample, then control the project with a written specification, lawful artwork or pattern reference, and buyer-approved physical sample.
Before quotation
- Identify the non-G4 sample and submit the garment drawing, construction details, finished measurements, material and trim specification, lawful artwork or reference, labels, and packing.
- State quantity and variants, destination, delivery window, trade terms, required documents, test methods, inspection rules, and acceptance authority.
- Identify mandatory fields, supplier-proposed options, and the approval route for substitutions or changes.
Sample and bulk control
- Review the visual reference and written RFQ for unresolved fields.
- Approve artwork, materials, construction, dimensions, markings, and packing on a controlled sample.
- Release bulk production only against the signed specification, retained sample, inspection plan, and named change authority.
Choose the correct WHCSJ route
Use the G4-style owner only for that separate construction sample, Custom Services for development, Military Uniform Supply Company for supplier evaluation, the Procurement Guide for buyer-side document control, and Contact Us for the RFQ.
Buyer Questions
What does this woodland short-sleeve combat shirt page prove?
It proves that WHCSJ has the visible non-G4 short-sleeve sample shown in the retained images. The page does not turn the sample into a fixed material, performance, certification, official-use, or contract claim.
Is this a G2, G4, or authentic M81 product?
No G2 or G4 model status, M81 authenticity, licensing, or official-pattern status is established here. The separate G4-style sample remains on its own WHCSJ Portfolio URL.
Does the page prove body-armor, cooling, moisture, official-use, or government-contract performance?
No. The visible shirt form does not prove compatibility, protection, moisture management, cooling, concealment, adoption, awarded contracts, or guaranteed durability. A buyer must define and verify any required property.
What should a buyer send for a custom woodland short-sleeve combat shirt quote?
Send drawings or a controlled reference, lawful pattern artwork and use rights, construction details, finished measurements, size and color split, material and trim requirements, labels, packing, quantity, destination, timing, trade terms, tests, documents, and sample-approval rules.
How should a buyer control the approved sample and bulk production?
Name the sample sign-off and bulk-release authorities, retain the approved sample and signed specification, define inspection and allowed variation, and require written approval for every substitution or change.
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