Classic Long Sleeve RCTee (Embroidered)

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Failure in the field starts small — a blown zipper, a seam that lets go under load. This pack is built not to start. A waterproof, rip-resistant 42-liter shell with reinforced polymer hardware and zippers chosen to survive repeated stress, not to feel nice on the shelf. Inside it's disciplined storage, not a single dump sack: multiple compartments, internal pouches, and zippered sections. Full MOLLE webbing on the front and sides takes modular pouches so you configure it to the mission, and the compression straps and padded harness keep the load stable and close on a long carry. Subdued US flag patch on the front. Specifications: • 42 L capacity • Waterproof, rip-resistant exterior • Full MOLLE attachment webbing (front and sides) • Multiple compartments + internal organization pouches • Reinforced polymer hardware, heavy-duty zippers • Adjustable compression straps + padded ergonomic harness • Hook-and-loop US flag patch (front)

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Same unit, sharper teeth. The Alpha Team badge goes loud where the standard crest goes quiet — Sgt. Survey, the RCT mascot, masked up behind his respirator and ringed by the orbiting atom and "Radiological Controls · Groton, Connecticut," lit in phosphor purple and toxic green. Same operative who's been watching from the corner of this site — now big enough to read. The glow and gradients are why it's printed: direct-to-film transfer holds that detail in full color where thread can't. The blank is built to carry it — heavyweight 5.0–5.3 oz cotton, open-end yarn and tubular knit, taped neck and shoulders, double-stitched hems. Structure that keeps clean lines through hard wear. Specifications: • Full-color Alpha Team badge — Sgt. Survey in the RADCON atom — direct-to-film print (left chest) • 100% cotton (Sport Grey 90/10; Ash Grey 99/1; Heather 50/50) • Fabric weight: 5.0–5.3 oz./yd² (170–180 g/m²) • Open-end yarn, tubular construction • Taped neck and shoulders • Double-stitched sleeves and bottom hem ▸ SGT. SURVEY // Yeah — that's me on the chest. Mask stays on. Cleared.

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Weather's a known variable, so pack for it. The RADCON crest — Radiological Controls, Groton, Connecticut — is embroidered on the chest, with the Champion "C" on the left sleeve. Thread, not transfer: it takes the same abuse the jacket does. The shell is lightweight polyester micro poplin, wind- and rain-resistant — a half-zip pullover that stows into its own concealed pouch and rides in a bag until the sky turns. Hood and bungee draws to seal out weather; a kangaroo pocket for fast-access cargo; elastic cuffs to keep it all in. Specifications: • Embroidered RADCON atom crest (chest) + Champion "C" (left sleeve) • 100% polyester micro poplin, wind- and rain-resistant • Half-zip pullover with hood • Self-packs into integrated concealed pouch • Front kangaroo pocket + concealed zippered pouch pocket • Adjustable bungee draws at hood and hem · elastic cuffs

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The plainest shirt in the inventory, and the one that says the most. The RADCON crest — Radiological Controls, Groton, Connecticut, the orbiting atom around its trefoil core — is embroidered onto the left chest, thread not transfer, so it holds through every wash with no cracking or fade. The blank is honest workwear: heavyweight 5.0–5.3 oz cotton, open-end yarn and tubular knit for durability, taped neck and shoulders and double-stitched hems so it keeps its shape instead of its receipt. Wear it solo or as a base layer. Trends are temporary; construction isn't. Specifications: • Embroidered RADCON "Radiological Controls · Groton, Connecticut" atom crest (left chest) • 100% cotton (Sport Grey 90/10; Ash Grey 99/1; Heather colors 50/50) • Fabric weight: 5.0–5.3 oz/yd² (170–180 g/m²) • Open-end yarn, tubular construction • Taped neck and shoulders • Double-stitched sleeves and bottom hem ▸ SGT. SURVEY // Plainest shirt I issue. Also the one I'd grab. Cleared.