AGRECO Písečná Bouře Field Shirt

Not every camouflage pattern makes it into the field. This one made it everywhere else.

Around 1990, Czechoslovakia developed písečná bouře — "sandstorm" — a five-colour desert splatter of reddish-brown, pale orange, light pink, and pale green on a sandy base. AGRECO was never officially adopted by the Czech Armed Forces, but throughout the 1990s it circulated widely through export channels — turning up on irregular forces, militia, and in some of the more striking photographs of the era: Al-Gaddafi's female guards, wearing the pattern.

In person, AGRECO is easily one of the most beautiful camouflage patterns ever made. The founder of this project knows that firsthand — it was an original AGRECO piece, worn through a scramble on the rocks of Arches National Park until a hole appeared in the pocket, that started all of this.

A lightweight woven shirt with a concealed button placket and lapel collar — the clean front line keeps it versatile, reading as smart-casual without trying too hard. At 120g/m² it’s a warm-weather piece, suited to layering or wearing alone.

• 95% polyester / 5% spandex, 120g/m²
• Lapel collar, concealed button placket, long sleeves
• Regular fit
• Care: machine wash cold, do not bleach, tumble dry low, do not iron or dry clean.

Each piece is printed and made to order — please allow additional production time before shipment. Colours may vary slightly between screen and finished garment due to the nature of print-on-demand production.

Size Chart

Measurements taken when laid flat. Actual product may vary by up to 1".