April Fool’s: Gray Man Garments Launches APEX Predator-1 Tactical Blazer
Gray Man Garments announced a new blazer designed for high-speed, boardroom operators who need the most out of their professional attire.
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Veteran-owned performance apparel startup, Gray Man Garments, announced the release of the APEX Predator-1 — a tactical blazer designed from the ground-up for the modern operator who refuses to leave preparedness at the boardroom door.
The APEX Predator-1 is a slick blazer outfitted with 14 MOLLE attachment points ready to organize and carry your gear.
In development for three years and utilizing 14 military advisors, 8 Call of Duty players (Prestige class), and a guy named Brad who “almost joined if it wasn’t for his knees,” the APEX Predator-1 is the pinnacle for boardroom warriors.
Specs
- External Fabric: 80% Wool, 20% Nylon - 100% Operator
- Lining: 500D Cordura
- MOLLE: 14 attachment points
- Weight: 2.3 lbs
- Sizes: Slim, Standard, and Plate Carrier Compatible
- Colors: Ranger Charcoal, MeetingRoom Multicam, SEAL Blue, and Lone Wolf Gray
- MSRP: $389

This blazer isn’t a jacket with some extra pockets. It’s a high-speed, fully integrated, load-bearing, tactical workhorse. The APEX is a full system featuring a full-length inner panel that accepts MOLLE accessories and a dedicated IFAK pocket for your med kit. A reinforced side pocket also allows for the use of an Uncle Mike’s holster.
Additionally, the APEX features 14 MOLLE attachment points littered throughout the jacket to allow operators to configure their kit for their unique environments. Whether you’re running financials or making coffee in the break room, the APEX allows users to boss up while keeping that head on a swivel.
“Modern gray men need modern solutions,” Gray Man Garments CEO Chad Smith said. “The boardroom can produce threats like no other. The APEX Predator-1 keeps you stay strapped and ready like the high-speed operator you are without compromising professionalism.”









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