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  1. Swiss Link | Authentic Military Surplus and quality outdoor goods

    Swiss Link Military Surplus offers authentic military gear from Switzerland, Britain, Germany, and across Europe. Based in Northern California since 1996, we provide durable, battle-tested surplus and new …

  2. Military Surplus - Swiss Link

    Discover the unbeatable durability and timeless design of authentic military surplus. Our curated collection features genuine, government-issue items, from iconic European army jackets and wool …

  3. Contact | Swiss Link Military Surplus

    Facing a quandary? This is the official contact page of Swiss Link Military Surplus. We look forward to hearing from you!

  4. Swiss | Swiss Link

    Products Military Surplus Swiss Swiss Authentic Swiss Military Surplus American Austrian Belgian

  5. Slovakian - Swiss Link

    Why the name Swiss Link? Swiss Link began by helping demilitarize the Swiss Army, selling authentic gear released to the surplus market instead of destroyed.

  6. Norwegian - Swiss Link

    Why the name Swiss Link? Swiss Link began by helping demilitarize the Swiss Army, selling authentic gear released to the surplus market instead of destroyed.

  7. Clothing - Swiss Link

    Explore our curated selection of military surplus clothing, featuring durable jackets, pants, shirts, and more, primarily from European forces. Rugged, authentic, and built for adventure, perfect for …

  8. Reproductions - Swiss Link

    Products Military Surplus Reproductions Reproductions Quality reproductions of long lost military surplus classics.

  9. Buy Swiss Aplenflage Field Pants (40-76) for USD 29.99 | Swisslink

    Each military has its own sizing system, which is why we’ve created this guide to help you understand how we size our surplus garments. When an official military size chart is unavailable, we measure …

  10. Polish - Swiss Link

    Why the name Swiss Link? Swiss Link began by helping demilitarize the Swiss Army, selling authentic gear released to the surplus market instead of destroyed.