REVIEW: FFI GEN3 TAC Lumberjacks Shirt (Flannel)

Cutting down trees with a saw is too old-fashioned for you, you prefer to use a stay accelerator? Then this Tacticool Lumberjack Combat Shirt is for you. We wanted to feel the same way and took a closer look at it in the review. The shirt in question is the GEN3 TAC Lumberjacks Shirt (Flannel) in Green by Flash Force Industries. Back view. The fabric in the middle is cotton. Since we don't transport our shirt neatly folded, it is accordingly wrinkled. The collar can be folded over if you remember to do it, unlike us who forgot to do it properly. We find the color nice and subtle. The shirt is also available in Bright Red/Black, as well as in Lightning Blue/Black. Cotton allows for nice movements and stretches a bit. Also, cotton under the armpits. The sleeves are - as usual for Combat Shirts - wide and open. But can be tightened at the end with Velcro. The collar has a YKK zipper and is perfectly smooth. It also has a nice height, which protects against scratching straps. Just like a proper Combat Shirt ... Each sleeve also has a pocket, secured with Velcro. Here is the label located at the bottom end. We are wearing a Large Regular, but it fits more like a Medium shirt on us. When in doubt, go for a size larger. Lastly, regarding the quality. The seams hold up, but there are often unsightly ends that also protrude very long. You'll need to trim them with scissors.

The design is inspired by Crye Precision Combat Shirts, offering a solid color center and flannel where Ripstop material is usually found.

CONCLUSION: For $49.98, you get a Tacticool Shirt with Flannel! It's as simple as that. The quality is decent, the long protruding seams are easily fixed personally. There are no major defects in the manufacturing. The look is very "Pew Pew Lifestyle." However, flannel is still flannel and is not Ripstop. You should be aware of that and avoid ground contact, otherwise, the shirt can easily tear.

Available online, for example at J.K. Army HERE.

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