Known as Dubok (little oak) or Barvihka but commonly known as VSR-93 was created as part of a new wave of Russian camo at the end of the USSR and beginning of the Russian Federation. VSR standing for Vooruzhennyye sily Rossii meaning Russian armed forces and 93 coming from the general year the pattern was adopted 1993, even though it was created in 1991. Later evolving into VSR-98 which swapped the vertical camo pattern with horizontal pattern. 
 
These field shirts feature
Button Front
2 Button Chest Pockets
2 Button Shoulder Pockets
2 Lower Waist Button Pockets
Adjustable waist and Shirt Tail ties
Button Sleeve closure
Reinforced Elbows
 
These are in good condition,  genuine Russian surplus. We have converted sizes to us measurements.
Some may feature Russian Armed Forces Patch but a majority do not. To make it fair the shirt will be chosen at random we will not take special requests.