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The Polish Army is modernizing its uniforms with new combat suits featuring a custom camouflage pattern reminiscent of Multicam. Key improvements include enhanced durability, breathability, and designs tailored for women. The new RYŚ pattern aims to better suit the Polish landscape, with full implementation by 2028.
Now everything will be different: the Polish army is receiving modern combat suits and a new camouflage pattern as part of its modernization, reminiscent of Multicam. The field uniform is the next step in the modernization of the uniforms of the soldiers of the Wojsko Polskie. The new cut, a more durable and lighter material, as well as a more effective camouflage coating will increase the comfort, freedom of movement, and safety of the soldiers. For the first time, a cut has also been made that is tailored to the female silhouette. 7,500 new uniforms will be issued to the soldiers this year.

After 33 years, the Polish Army is getting an entirely new uniform. They are changing not only the pattern but also the construction, the materials, the ergonomics, and the camouflage. This will set a new standard for soldiers of practically all types of armed forces. What is changing? What is supposed to be better:
The new uniform was created with the soldiers and for the soldiers. They tested it, provided feedback, and suggested solutions they need in service. The first uniforms will reach the soldiers this year! Goal: By the end of 2028, every professional soldier will have a new tactical uniform in the RYŚ camouflage pattern.
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