
- description
Shiro and Kuro are white and black. The release is a deliberately minimal black-and-white treatment, and the point of it is that a technical shirt does not have to look like a football kit.
The fabric is a high-airflow tactical mesh with wicking, cut athletically and low-friction so it sits under a plate carrier or chest rig without rubbing. Flatlock stitching is there for the same reason — seams that do not chafe under gear across a long day.
Both arms carry low-profile Velcro loop panels for patches or team IDs, and there is a zipped bicep pocket for the small things you want on you rather than in a pouch.
The build is snag-resistant for woodland and CQB, with fade-resistant printwork.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Fabric | High-airflow tactical mesh, moisture wicking |
| Fit | Athletic, low-friction under carriers and rigs |
| Arms | Low-profile Velcro loop panels, both sides |
| Zippered bicep pocket | |
| Stitching | Flatlock, anti-chafe |
| Build | Snag-resistant, fade-resistant print |
| Sizing | Small to 3X-Large |
| Manufacturer | Fujin Airsoft |
Frequently asked questions
Is it a base layer or a shirt? Both. It is cut to sit under a carrier but the branding is finished enough to wear on its own.
What goes in the bicep pocket? Small game-day essentials — the things you would otherwise lose in a cargo pocket.
Why flatlock stitching? Flat seams do not stand proud, which is what stops them chafing under a rig over several hours.