How to make a good ghillie suit 

Looks like that van they used in the movie "Dumb and Dumber". LOL

i like the extra details you put into it, fraying the string to make it a little bit more bushy, and you made gloves with it to, good job

great job, looks professional made military grade. inspires me to make mine this way. thanks.

I frayed the jute twine a couple months ago to give it a more full, bushy look, very effective in nearly any environment.

I agree however i switched to Realtree camouflage gloves, but Hey there is no such thing as a bad ghillie suit just bad environments to use a specific type of ghille in :)

Great video man, I think I'm gonna make one of these myself, thanks

Trueoutdoorsman, how much burlap did you use for this and did you use a needle to make the arms on the suit?

@Ghilliegrunt Thanks for commenting :) Jute twine is better if you are going to be using your ghillie in woodland however if you are going to use it in a field i would recommend using burlap strings i made my second ghillie from a BDU it works very well and i have heard of ripperkon he has some cool vids

@theapocilip Thank you very much for the comment I find it is unlikely it will unweave i used a sewing machine to reinforce it. And the sagging around the neck i fixed by adding some more velcro to the front to close it little more and i also added more jute twine to conceal the revealing areas. You are very observant and i appreciate you telling me what i could touch up a little bit more. Thanks again :)

The great things about this compared to others is the ability to have a chest rig/plate carrier/LBE underneath and accessible. Very good design, works a hell of a lot better than the UCP your wearing haha :D

You are very creative. That is a great idea and saved you a lot of time and effort. Trust me. The only thing is I would be worried of it falling apart. If one of those strands broke the whole thing would start unweaving eventually. But that is a very creative idea. Oh and also it saggs a lot around the neck area revealing some neck and cloths.

Good suit mate, well done

I was sceptical about the twine i was going to use as i have not seen it in any other videos but i see you are using the same as I good video very helpful

Thanks a million man, glad my vid helped

looks warm :D. i like it

I like it it is a good ghillie suit

@TrueOutdoorsMan16 Im using thinner threads than that, but what should i do to prevent it?

How did you shape the burlap to fit around your body?

Very interesting idea using burlap as you base.... but how does it hold up?

Could you please tell me how did u start with the base? I mean how to give it a shape of a suit?