BDUs that don't look like BDUs?

[frontlander]

Howdy. I'm looking for some good quality BDUs that aren't black or camouflage. Khaki or tan would be great. I'm not really into the "military look". Thanks.

 

[SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI]

Natchez Shooters Supply sells Atlanta Army/Navy BDUs in khaki. Price $20 ea for shirt and pant. They have boonie hats too. http://www.natchezss.com

 

[Sea Bass]

Have you looked into Royal Robbins 5.11 cargo pants?
Good quality pants w/ lots of pockets etc.

 

[Jeff White]

Try Brigade Quartermaster. http://www.actiongear.com They have BDUs in several colors. They also carry the coats with just two pockets so you can tuck them in.

HTH

Jeff

 

[jthuang]

I get my BDUs from Bradley's Military (http://www.bradleys-military.com). Good prices and great service. You can request Propper BDUs (for no additional cost) too.

They have all sorts of colors -- navy blue, khaki, grey, etc.

Justin

 

[James W]

I second the vote for Royal Robbins 5.11 pants (aka FBI pants).

They look "outdoorsy" rather than militant and are very functional.

James W

 

[Justin Moore]

I THIRD for the Roy Rob's. Nice pants, I really like them.

 

[SarcasmGuy]

I'll give the R.R.'s a fifth

 

[Justin Moore]

Sarcasm Guy,

I'll TAKE a 5th. Preferebly John Daniels

 

[Sackett]

BDUs

I have read about Royal Robbins 5.11 pants several times. However, I have not found them in any catalogs or local stores. Where do you get them?
Thanks.

 

[Sea Bass]

Sackett,

You can find them in REI stores and also Botach Tactical.

 

[Javahed]

Campmor always has excellent deals on pants. I'll vouch for RR. I also have some railriders that are excellent outdoors pants. Click here for the campmor pants page

Hope this helps

Dan

 

[Nimrod]

Funny thing. You are looking for BDUs in non camo and fashion trends are putting civies in camo patterns. Go figure

 

[JNewell]

Well, if the charge is "piling on," I plead guilty.

I second/whatever BOTH the RR 5.11s (on sale at Botach) and the khaki BDUs. Get the all-cotton version, though.