[VTG×DEVTSIX] COLLABORATION Tee / Sushi Neko

What is DEVTSIX ? A tactical brand from Slovenia that combines playfulness with a sense of practicality.

DEVTSIX was born in 2009 in a small town in Slovenia.
What started as a group of friends enjoying "military play" has now become a source of tactical culture that has an influence all over the world.

The slogan is " TIER FUN ."
We continue to provide gear that is not too serious, but is still serious, transcending the boundaries of airsoft and shooting.
This shop is for all "GEARDOs" (equipment fanatics), from hardcore fans of overseas-made gear to weekend LARPers.

This collaboration is a special project in which they and VTG bring their respective sensibilities together.
Please come and experience this piece that was born from the intersection of "playfulness" and "seriousness."

Sushi Neko
I've never seen sushi like this. It was made by a Slovenian.

DEVTSIX recreates VTG's "MADE IN OSAKA" spirit with otherworldly humor.

The cat is carried on someone's back like a nori sushi roll and sits majestically on top of the rice.
The VTG and DT6 collaboration logo is printed in a pop art style on the front.

Here you can see the exquisite combination of tactical and kiteretsu.

DEVTSIX Instagram is here

About DEVTSIX – Slovenia’s Tactical Oddballs with Global Reach

DEVTSIX is not just a military gear shop — it's a movement.
Born in 2009 in a small town in Slovenia from a crew of tactical gearheads, they've since evolved into a global presence in the shooting, airsoft, and tactical culture scenes.

With their motto “TIER FUN,” DEVTSIX blurs the line between serious kit and playful creativity.
From creating reenactment forums, connecting “geardos” worldwide, and developing their own gear to collaborating with like-minded brands — they've done it all without losing their edge (or their humor).

Whether you're a weekend warrior or a hardcore shooter, DEVTSIX brings a uniquely irreverent perspective to tactical living.
And now, with this exclusive collab with VTG, two worlds collide — and the result is pure tier-one chaos.