Tactical shirts
Shirts are disclosed that may be worn by tactical operators. In an embodiment, the shirt includes a body to be disposed about a torso of a wearer, a body to be disposed about a torso of a wearer, and pair of sleeves to receive the wearer's arms. In addition, the shirt includes a collar assembly including a port including a V-shaped region, and a collar extending from the port. The collar has a first portion extending a first length from the port, and a second portion extending a second length from the port. The first length is longer than the second length, and the second portion extends from the V-shaped region of the port. The body and the collar assembly comprise a first material, the pair of shoulder and the pair of sleeves comprise a second material, and the second material is more abrasion resistant than the first material.
1. A shirt, comprising:
a body to be disposed about a torso of a wearer;
a pair of shoulders to be disposed about the wearer's shoulders;
a pair of sleeves to receive the wearer's arms; and
a collar assembly comprising:
a port including a V-shaped region; and
a collar extending from the port, wherein the collar has a first portion extending a first length from the port, and a second portion extending a second length from the port, wherein the first length is longer than the second length, wherein the second portion extends from the V-shaped region of the port; and
wherein the body and the collar assembly are made of a singular first material;
wherein the pair of shoulder and the pair of sleeves are made of a singular, same piece of second material; and
wherein the second material is more abrasion resistant than the first material.
2. The shirt of claim 1 , wherein the second portion of the collar or the V-shaped region of the port is free of buttons, zippers, or other clasps.
3. The shirt of claim 1 , wherein the second material has a higher thermal insulation value than the first material.
4. The shirt of claim 3 , wherein the first material is configured to stretch more than the second material when an identical force is applied along a direction.
5. The shirt of claim 4 , wherein the first material is configured to wick moisture away from the wearer's skin.
6. The shirt of claim 1 , wherein the body is underneath body armor, and wherein the body and the collar assembly is lighter than the pair of shoulders and sleeves.
7. A shirt, comprising:
a body;
a pair of shoulders;
a pair of sleeves; and
a collar assembly comprising:
a port including a V-shaped region; and
a collar extending from the port, wherein the collar has a first portion extending a first length from the port, and a second portion extending a second length from the port, wherein the first length is longer than the second length, wherein the second portion extends from the V-shaped region of the port; and
wherein the body and the collar assembly are made of a singular first material,
wherein the pair of shoulder and the pair of sleeves are made of a singular, same piece of second material, and
wherein the second portion of the collar and the V-shaped region of the port is free of buttons, zippers, or other clasps.
8. The shirt of claim 7 , wherein the second material is more abrasion resistant than the first material.
9. The shirt of claim 7 , wherein the second material has a higher thermal insulation value than the first material.
10. The shirt of claim 9 , wherein the first material is configured to stretch more than the second material when an identical force is applied along a direction.
11. The shirt of claim 7 , wherein the first material is configured to wick moisture away from a wearer's skin.
12. The shirt of claim 7 , wherein the body is underneath body armor, and wherein the body and the collar assembly is lighter than the pair of shoulders and sleeves.