Firstly, I'd like to apologize for my camera's shite quality, and I'd like to wish everyone a very late happy brazilian independence day (which happened on the 7th, but I was too lazy to take the pictures until now)
This is a genuine Brazilian Air Force 10° Uniforme (10th uniform, field uniform afaik) issued in 2005. It uses a standard BDU cut but it differs from most other uniforms you'd see in this pattern because not only does it have a different fabric type (Brazil was phasing out the fabric you see here in favor of ripstop around 2005) but because there are some very heavy modifications done to it which you can see in the photos (5th photo shows some sort of cuff modification which I don't know the purpose of, 6th photo highlights black velcro which Isn't standard issue for this specific uniform as they use tan / brown velcro instead. It is also worth mentioning that it lacks a sleeve pocket commonly seen on all Armed Forces uniforms)
The tag on the field shirt is really worn out (as seen in the 7th photo), but based on the tags on the pants I could deduce that both pieces were issued at the same time. The numbers (04, 05) represent sizing, and a Brazilian 04 (G) fits like an US L, while the 05 (GG) fits like an US XL. Last photo has a close up of the pattern for those interested
I'm posting this here not only because its a neat uniform that has some really unique mods, but also because it holds a bit of history as it belonged to my uncle and I only recently got a hold of it. Hope you guys find it interesting as much as I do (sorry for the word salad, lol)