Well it's been a while since I promised to show you guys what I've been working on. That's because things have taken way longer than I wanted...and also feature creep. But anyway, it's buttoned down now.

The first real offering is a pair of lightweight combat pants made from NYCO and Tweave. Multicam and Tan available. To be honest I think the only real choice is the multicam.

They still take way too long to make, but it's getting shorter with each revision/improvement.

Are they perfect? No. There are still things I'd like to add and improve, but a line in the sand had to be drawn!

Let me know what you guys think!

Thanks

Oh btw, The pants I had on hand for the photos were slightly too small for the dude in question. So yes, they should be roomier than they appear in the pics.

Can see more at www.nixontactical.com if you're so inclined.

As far as I can tell, 1947 LLC doesn't take any payment or handle any materials. They are simply an outlet through which non-US customers can place orders for MultiCam. I don't really understand it, but here's how it worked for me when buying MC fabric:

You need to submit a purchase order, addressed like this:

1947, LLC Representing
Brookwood Companies inc.
25 W 45th St.
New York, NY, U.S.A.
10036

When they receive this, they forward it on to Brookwood and a sales rep from there contacts you. The payment is taken by Brookwood and then they ship the fabric. The only further communication that you need to have with 1947 LLC, is if you need to change anything on the original PO. All PO's, including revisions, must be sent through them.

Welcome aboard.

welcome aboard! i started making backpacks seeing yours... so i'm fucking happy to see you here.