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Propper Army Uniforms

Propper has equipped over 30 million individual U.S. servicemen and women and is one of the largest uniform suppliers to the U.S. Military in history. From field jackets to uniform pants, patrol caps, combat boots, and A2CU flight suits, the Propper military uniform collection is battle-tested and built right to the core.

Army OCP Uniforms

Every OCP Army uniform features the official operational camouflage pattern of the U.S. Military. Build your entire uniform with coats, pants, patrol caps, and helmet covers from Propper’s extensive collection of authorized uniform items. Army OCP uniform pieces are available in styles tailored to men and women. Fabric choices include 100% cotton, 50/50 NIR Compliant NYCO, and flame-resistant options, all sewn to appropriate military specifications. Every item in our Army uniform collection represents the pinnacle of modern combat apparel and is built to handle the rigors of combat.

Our Army Uniform Collection

Hot Weather OCP

OCP Hot Weather Trouser

Sewn to military specifications GL/PD 15-05E for an authentic look and feel.
Lightweight, breathable, quick-drying alternative to the standard-issue ACU used by the U.S. Army

OCP Hot Weather Coat

Authentic military performance approved for active U.S. Army duty use.
Engineered specifically for extreme heat environments.
Bi-swing back design that increases the range of motion.

Women's OCP Hot Weather Trouser

Breathable, quick-drying pants feature reinforced stress areas and specialized cargo storage.
Sewn to military specification GL/PD 15-05E.

Women's OCP Hot Weather Coat

Engineered to military specification GL/PD 15-05E, this coat features strategic reinforcement in high-stress areas.
Made from advanced nylon/cotton ripstop fabric that transitions from wet to dry in just 60 minutes.

FR ACU

ACU Coat – FR OCP

The ACU Coat is an authentic flame-resistant military garment approved for active duty use by the U.S. Army.
Sewn to military specifications GL/PD 14-04A and is NIR compliant.

Women’s ACU

Women's NYCO ACU Trouser

Approved for active duty by the U.S. Army and Air Force.
Sewn specifically for women to meet or exceed strict military standards for extreme protection.

Women's NYCO ACU Coat

Made from 50% nylon / 50% cotton fabric.
Sewn to military specification FQ/PD 14-04A.

Complete Your Army Combat Uniform with Propper Apparel

Propper is proud to offer up an entire line of Army uniform essentials, including IHWCUs, Army boots, boonie hats, fleece jackets, crewnecks, and more. Flight crew members can also find two-piece OCP A2CU flight suits in our catalog that are compliant with U.S. military specifications. So, whether you're in need of uniform items for active duty, or you’re just looking for the best gear out there, we have all the battle-tested gear you need.

Looking for additional options? Explore our full selection of military apparel, including U.S. Air Force Uniforms, BDUs, military outerwear, and other military gear to complete your tactical equipment needs.

FAQs

What materials are used in modern Army uniforms for durability and comfort?

Modern Army uniforms use fabrics like 100% cotton, 50/50 NYCO, flame-resistant materials, and advanced ripstop blends. These provide breathability, durability, quick-drying performance, and NIR compliance while maintaining comfort during demanding field conditions.

What are the specific uniform requirements for different Army branches or MOS (Military Occupational Specialties)?

All armies follow the standard OCP ACU. Specific duties may require specialized versions. Aviation personnel use the flame-resistant A2CU flight uniform. EOD, fuel handlers, and firefighters wear flame-resistant ACUs. Hot-weather ACUs are used in high-heat environments. Uniform variations are based on mission requirements, not branch.

What are the main types of Army uniforms?

The main types of Army uniforms are combat uniforms, service uniforms, and dress uniforms. Modern combat uniforms such as OCP ACUs, hot-weather variants, A2CU flight suits, and FR options evolved from earlier BDUs and are built to strict military specifications.

How should Army uniforms fit?

Army uniforms should allow full mobility in the shoulders, knees, and waist to work properly with body armor and tactical gear. Propper OCP coats include bi-swing backs and reinforced stress areas to improve range of motion while preventing restriction during field activities.

Can Army uniforms be worn with tactical gear?

Yes. OCP ACUs and A2CU flight suits are designed to work effectively with belts, armor, vests, and other mission-essential gear. Their reinforced construction, mobility-focused design, and durable ripstop fabrics support demanding operational use while maintaining comfort and flexibility.

Are Army uniforms flame-resistant?What materials are used in modern Army uniforms for durability and comfort?

Some Army uniforms are flame-resistant. FR ACUs use certified flame-resistant materials and are sewn to military specifications such as GL/PD 14-04A. These garments provide essential protection for personnel working in environments with fire, fuel, or explosion risks.

Can civilians wear Army-style uniforms?

Yes. Civilians may legally wear Army-style clothing. However, impersonating a service member for personal gain is illegal under the Stolen Valor Act of 2013, which prohibits making false claims of military service to obtain money or other benefits.

What accessories complete an Army uniform?

Accessories that complete an Army uniform include boots, belts, patrol caps, boonie hats, gloves, etc. Propper also offers IHWCUs, outerwear, and flight suits, helping service members assemble fully authorized and mission-ready uniform systems.

Is the Army basic training uniform different from the standard duty uniform?

No. Basic training uses the same OCP Army Combat Uniform worn across the Army, including the coat, trousers, patrol cap, and coyote boots. What differs is the level of control and standardization. Trainees wear the items exactly as issued, with strict oversight and limited early use of unit patches or personalized items.