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KT-3400 vs KT-3500: camouflage suit fastenings

Compare two camouflage suits with the same confirmed 600 g/m² and 10-unit carton figures by pullover versus zip-front construction.

Quick answer

KT-3400 has a pullover top; KT-3500 has a zip-front jacket. Both have confirmed 600 g/m² fabric and 10 units per carton. Matching pattern and mass do not mean the tops are identical.

Drawcord neck or full front zip

Inspect the neck drawcord and inner wrist cuffs on KT-3400, and the full front zip and fastening flap on KT-3500. Consider gloves, underlayers and dressing sequence. If a full front opening is necessary, state that requirement in the quotation brief.

Separate regular trousers from bib trousers

This comparison concerns the top fastening. KFT-3400 is a separate choice if you need bib trousers. Writing only “camouflage suit” leaves ambiguity among three constructions. Use the code together with the selected reference image.

  • Retain the KT code on the order line.
  • Try both pieces over the clothing used for the activity.

Current model data and technical sources

This table uses the same data as product pages and model TDS documents. Fabric mass is in g/m², not finished product weight. Missing fields require confirmation.

Model-specific data for the selected products
Model / collectionMaterials and fabric massSizes / packingSource
KT-3400

Fabric: Coated fabric · 600 g/m²

XS–3XL

10 units

Model TDS
Care instructions
KT-3500

Fabric: Coated fabric · 600 g/m²

XS–3XL

10 units

Model TDS
Care instructions
KFT-3400

Fabric: PVC fabric · 600 g/m²

XS–3XL

10 units

Model TDS
Care instructions

Does 600 grams mean finished suit weight?

The published figure for these models is fabric mass of 600 g/m². Do not use it as finished suit weight.

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