Military surplus is traditionally excellent stuff; it combines durability with very affordable prices. Army surplus finds its way to the civilian market in the following way: the armed forces of... Read more
Austrian Anzug 75 Cargo Pants, Surplus
Austrian Anzug 03 Cargo Pants, Lightweight, Surplus
Austrian Anzug 75 Field Shirt, Surplus
Swiss M90 Combat Boots, Gen II, Surplus
Swedish M59 Service Shirt, Green, Surplus
Austrian Anzug 03 summer field blouse, surplus
French Felin T4S1 Winter Combat Pants, CCE, Unissued
BW field shirt, Flecktarn, surplus
BW KS2005 / Haix DMS combat boots, surplus
Austrian field cap, winter model, surplus
French FELIN Combat Boots, Black, Surplus
Italian Taller Ammunition Box, 5.56 mm, Surplus
Swiss M83 Field Jacket, Alpenflage, Surplus
Military surplus is traditionally excellent stuff; it combines durability with very affordable prices. Army surplus finds its way to the civilian market in the following way: the armed forces of one country or other decides to get rid of big batches of perfectly serviceable surplus military gear due to cuts in military budgets, said surplus military gear becoming obsolete or redundant or some other similar reason.
Some of this stuff then finds its way to our storehouse, sometimes directly, sometimes through a third party. Every once in a while we also get random batches of collectibles and surplus rarities from obscure corners of the world, keep your eyes peeled for these!
Availability of army surplus
Sadly, there is one big downside to dealing with army surplus – the availability of gear changes wildly and the supply is varying at best. This means that, no matter how much we wished it were otherwise, sometimes we just have no idea when (if ever) we'll get a restock of certain military surplus products. Because of this we don't usually give promises concerning these matters, although we will of course try to give you our best estimate, whether it be ”maybe in two months” or ”dunno”. If we tell you we don't know, then we really don't. This is especially applicable when it comes to the sizes of used clothes. Used clothes come to us in unsorted batches that contain random sizes, and some 70-80% of these are what well fed westerners bitterly tend to refer to as ”children's sizes”.
This isn't the result of some worldwide conspiracy, soldiers just tend to be somewhat more fit than your average civilian. For this same reason we will not promise to put aside larger sizes for customers, as we cannot be certain that we'll ever get said sizes. If we were to start doing this customers might have to wait years to ever get what they want, and that just wouldn't make any sense. It's very much a case of ”first come, first served” with these, we're afraid.
To summarise: the above text only applies to genuine used military surplus. With new stuff and reproductions we usually have quite reliable supply lines and sources and are able to order whatever sizes may be desired.
P.S. We are one of the biggest European Military Surplus Stores.