Men's Camo Half-Zip Stand Collar Long-Sleeve Top - Stretch Outdoor Layer

Yes - one on each upper arm. They sit high enough to stay clear of a pack strap or a belt, and you can reach either one with the opposite hand while everything else stays covered.

Yes. Each arm pocket has a velcro panel on the outside, sized for the usual loadout - team patch, national flag, call sign, blood type.

Yes. The pads sit inside the sleeves at the elbow and pull straight out, so you can run the shirt light in summer, pad up for hard ground, and take them out before washing.

It is cut close to the body rather than loose, so it layers cleanly without bunching. The shoulders sit where your own shoulders sit. If you want room for a mid-layer underneath, size up one.

Take the larger one. Remember the chest figures in the chart are the garment, not your body - aim for a shirt whose chest measurement is about 3-4.5 in larger than your own, and go up a size if you land right at the edge.

Because it is measured from the centre back of the collar, across the shoulder and down to the cuff, rather than from the shoulder seam. Measure a long-sleeve top you already own the same way to compare.

Yes. The zip runs about halfway down the chest, so you can close the collar fully against wind and dust, leave it half open for airflow, or drop it completely.

Yes. The fabric breathes and both the cuffs and collar open up, so it works as a sun-and-brush layer through summer as well as a base layer in the cold. Pull the elbow pads out to run it lighter still.

It is slim enough to sit under a shell or an insulated layer without bunching at the arms, and the stand collar sits neatly inside a jacket collar.

Six: Camouflage CP, Night Camouflage, Khaki, Green, Grey and Black. The two camo options use a panelled colour-block layout; the four solids are cut the same way.