In the early 1990s, Poland developed the wz. 93 "Pantera" camouflage pattern, which became the standard for its armed forces. Recognizing the need for effective concealment in arid environments, a desert variant was introduced, retaining the original pattern's shapes but utilizing lighter, sand-based colors to suit desert terrains. This adaptation ensured Polish military personnel maintained effective camouflage during deployments in regions like Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Wz. 2010 Polish army uniform, also known as the "Wzór 123 UP / MON," is a modern field uniform used by the Polish military. This uniform is designed for all-year-round use and consists of a shirt and trousers made from a ripstop fabric blend of 50% cotton and 50% polyester, offering durability and resistance to tearing.