Pentagon BDU Shirt (Rip-stop) Olive Drab

- Pollycotton Rip-stop fabric

- Lightweight, durable construction

- 4 pocket design

- Button closure

- Waist adjustement

- Reinforced elbow pads

- Adjustable button cuffs

- Internal pen slot on the chest pocket

The Battle Dress Uniform (BDU) are fatigues that were used by the United States Armed Forces as their standard uniform for combat situations from the early 1980s to the mid-2000s. These uniforms are called battle dress uniforms because they are intended for use during "battles", as opposed to "garrison" dress uniforms worn at parades and functions. It has been replaced with the ACU set. The BDU is the standard for almost every Armed Force worldwide.

The design follows the typical four pocket design found in every BDU the last 20 or more years. The four pockets are secured via buttons. The one on the left side of the chest, bears an internal pen slot. The cuffs are adjustable via buttons as well. The rear part can be tightened to fit the users needs.

Pentagon's BDU shirts are made to Military spesifications. They are made out of lightweight Pollycotton Rip-stop fabric. The areas that suffer the most mechanical stress are reinforced with double stiching. The elbows are reinforced with double layer fabric.