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Work shirts, bush shirts, camo tees and polos, in the fabrics that suit a Riverina summer and a frosty winter morning. The range covers Swanndri flannelette and wool bush shirts, Hard Yakka and King Gee cotton drill and hi vis, Huss army camo in AMCU, AUSCAM, Multicam and Woodland, Ridgeline polos and quick dry stretch shirts for warm weather. Sits inside all our clothing, and it ships Australia wide.

  • Work shirts and hi vis

    Cotton drill is still the shirt most trades buy, because it breathes, takes a beating and is cheap to replace. We carry the Hard Yakka Hi Vis cotton drill shirt in yellow and navy, the King Gee cool shirt, the Yakka Mustang check, and Swanndri Bendigo and Byron work shirts. There is a hi vis long sleeve polo as well if a collar and no buttons suits your site better. The rest of the trade range sits under workwear and hi vis.

  • Bush shirts and flannelette

    The Swanndri Original lace front bush shirt is the one most people picture, and it still earns its spot in cold country. We stock it alongside the Ranger bush shirt, the Taranaki tailor shirt, the Barn shirt and barn yarn dye long sleeve, the Morven sherpa lined shirt in mens and womens, and the Egmont flannelette in half button and full button. Wool for genuine cold, flannelette for a mild morning that turns.

  • Army camo and surplus patterns

    Camo shirts and tees are a big part of what army disposals customers come in for. Huss army camo tees come in AMCU, AUSCAM, Multicam and Woodland, with an M95 assault shirt in Australian Multicam, a long sleeve camo bush shirt, the G.I combat shirt and a kids version of the same. There is also a long sleeve cotton AUSCAM shirt and an army leaf camo shirt. If you are kitting out for ADF basic training, the whole list is pulled together under the recruit kit list.

  • Tees and polos

    Hard Yakka Core tees come in khaki, charcoal, navy, green, grey marl, white and black, which covers both a work rotation and a knockabout shirt. Ridgeline Kilworth polos in Deep Forest and Storm suit hunting and farm work, and the TAS olive quick dry four way stretch shirt and the Wild River Hike shirt in olive are the ones to reach for when it is hot and you are walking.

  • Sizing and layering

    Bush shirts and assault shirts are cut to go over a base layer, so take your normal size rather than sizing up. Work shirts in cotton drill shrink slightly on the first few washes. Finish the layer with hats and headwear, which is where the broad brims, beanies and caps live.

Common questions about shirts

What is the difference between AMCU, AUSCAM and Multicam?

AUSCAM is the older Australian Disruptive Pattern Camouflage Uniform in the brown and green blotch pattern. AMCU is the current Australian Multicam Camouflage Uniform, a lighter, finer pattern. Multicam is the Crye pattern that AMCU is derived from. We carry Huss camo tees in all three, plus a Woodland option, so you can match what you already own.

Is a Swanndri bush shirt wool or cotton?

It depends on the model. The Original lace front and Ranger bush shirts are wool, which is why they handle genuine cold and keep working when damp. The Egmont is flannelette, the Bendigo and Byron are work shirt fabrics, and the Morven is a sherpa lined shirt. Wool for cold country, flannelette for a cool morning.

Which shirts suit hot weather outdoor work?

A quick dry stretch fabric moves sweat and dries fast, which is what the TAS olive four way stretch shirt and the Wild River Hike shirt in olive are built for. For trade work in heat, a long sleeve cotton drill shirt still beats a tee, because it keeps the sun off your forearms while it breathes.

Do you stock long sleeve hi vis that meets site requirements?

We carry the Hard Yakka hi vis cotton drill shirt in yellow and navy and a hi vis long sleeve polo in orange. Day only hi vis and day or night taped garments are not the same thing, so check which one your site specifies before you order, since the taped version is what night work usually calls for.

What size should I buy in an assault or combat shirt?

Take your normal shirt size. The Huss M95 assault shirt and the G.I combat shirt are cut with room to go over a base layer and to move in, so sizing up usually leaves too much fabric to tuck. If you are between sizes and will layer underneath in winter, the larger size is the safer pick.

Can I buy a single shirt or do work shirts come in packs?

Shirts are sold individually, so you can buy one to try the fit before you commit to a rotation. Click and Collect from Baylis Street is ready in two hours if you want to try it on in store.

Come and see it at 2/153 Baylis Street, Wagga Wagga, or call (02) 6921 6300. Free shipping Australia wide on orders over $150, Click & Collect ready in two hours, and 10% off in store for Australian Defence personnel and recruits.