M-Tac Combat Fleece Jacket Polartec – Women’s

As more women serve in the military as tactical medics or volunteers, the need for uniforms tailored to the female form is increasing. M-Tac takes comfort for our defenders into account and has therefore developed the Combat Fleece Polartec Jacket Lady. The jacket combines high-quality materials, modern production technologies, and thoughtful functionality.

The jacket is made from innovative Polartec® fleece with a density of 200 g/m² (100% polyester). The material is durable, comfortable against the skin, retains heat well, and does not lose its shape during use. The jacket closes with a YKK zipper – a world leader in accessory production.

Under the arms, there are mesh inserts for optimal temperature regulation during physical activity. The jacket features two side pockets for your essentials, and Velcro panels are designed for attaching patches and ID. The sleeve panels also have compartments for chemical lights or other small items. For increased durability, the elbows are reinforced with inserts made of 98% nylon and 2% elastane. The high collar effectively protects against wind, and elastic cuffs prevent cold air from entering. The hem is equipped with an internal elastic band for individual adjustment.

The anatomical fit does not restrict movement and provides maximum comfort. Thanks to its stylish design, the jacket can be worn both as tactical clothing and in more casual situations.

Material: Polartec® fleece, 200 g/m² (100% polyester)
Inserts: 98% nylon, 2% elastane
Pockets: Two large side pockets
Fittings: YKK

Polartec® material has excellent thermal properties. Unlike natural fabrics, it does not retain moisture but wicks excess heat and sweat away from the body, providing optimal comfort. Thermally, 1 gram of Polartec® is twice as efficient as wool or cotton. Products made from Polartec® can be worn on their own or as a base layer under windproof clothing.

YKK is a world leader in zipper production and manufactures 90% of all zippers globally across 71 factories. The name comes from "Yoshida’s Factory," founded in the 1930s. The company became successful through collaboration with leading clothing brands and strict quality control. The production technology for high-quality zippers was kept secret for many years, allowing them to quickly surpass competitors.