Canada’s armed forces emerged from the ‘Unification’ uniforms of the Cold War era and returned to their traditional roots with distinctive work and dress uniforms for each of the armed services.  Canada was also one of the earliest adoptees of the digital camouflage pattern – ‘CADPAT’ – which was adapted and adopted by the forces of several other nations,  notably the Marine Corps of the United States and the armies of Italy and China among others.

Whether you’re doing 1970’s “October Crisis”, Canadian troops in Afghanistan or current-day deployments anywhere – we have what you’re looking for.

 

Combats - All Personnel (1967-2002)

 

Combats - All Pers - Coat, Intermediate (1967-2002)

 

Combat Parka (Later ECWCS Pattern Shown)

 

Combats - Enlisted - (82 Pattern Web)

 

Combats - Enlisted - (82 Pattern Web w/ M1 Helmet)

 

Combats - Officer w/ Web Set (1967-2002)

 

Canadian Airborne Regiment (1968-1995)

 

Combats - Enlisted - (64 Pattern Web)

 

Combats - Enlisted - (64 Pattern C2 Gunner)

 

Army - Combat Uniform (1950s Bush Kit)

 

Army - Officer - Summer Tans (1985-1997)

 

Army - Armoured Crewman (60s-90s)

 

Enlisted - Bosnia UNPROFOR (1992-1995)

 

Officer - Bosnia UNPROFOR (1992-1995)

 

Engineer - Gulf War/ Kuwait (1991)

 

Enlisted - Gulf War (1991)