This is a pretty standard combat shirt but in a very rare camouflage pattern. It comes with two arm pockets, a quarter-zip front and velcro-adjustable cuffs.

The Australian Multicam Pattern (AMP) was developed in collaboration with Crye Precision and introduced around 2010 to replace older patterns like the Disruptive Pattern Camouflage Uniform (DPCU). AMP features elements from the U.S. MultiCam design but incorporates unique Australian elements, such as the "bunny" and "jellybean" shapes from previous Australian camouflage patterns, albeit reduced in size. 

The pattern also includes a miniature Australian Military Forces (AMF) logo embedded within it. The AMP was used briefly before being replaced by the Australian Multicam Camouflage Uniform (AMCU), a hybrid design developed to meet the needs of a broader range of environments​.