If you bought what I think you did then you got "charcoaled" by a MIL issue MOPP suit designed for NBC warfare zones .
They make an excellent disposable form of scent containing clothing , and they work better than any commercial product that I've ever seen since they have more carbon than many of them . The ones I have , which I get from Sportsman's Guide for $15 for both jacket and pants , say that they have an average of 60 grams of unbonded activated carbon per square foot .
Basically , you wear it for up to 2 weeks when it gets cool enough to wear one and then toss it or use for insulated outerwear for awhile longer . They aren't washable , and don't really last long without frequent repair anyway since they were designed to be disposable .

As promised, heres' some photos of the new SCII pattern from Natural Gear.

Its always seemed too light to me.

Just a quick question for you all. Where do you buy your Nat Gear at? I like to find a place that has a moderate selection but can't. Nobody has any locally around me (at home or around school) and about the only place I can find it is in this random catalog that I received in the mail....can't think of the name of it though.

You can buy it direct from NatGear or you can find it on Ebay. Just do a search on natural gear. I believe Cabelas is starting to carry it as well.

Cabelas carries Natural Gear, but not their entire selection. You're better off buying directly from them online at www.naturalgear.com. Their full line of 05 products should be up for sale shortly.

Very nice looking pattern. I was considering purchasing down the road.

I picked up a pair of pants and from looking at their website I believe they are the 4x4 concealment pants. I used them for bowhunting and out west muley hunting and like them alot. Plan on picking up the jacket and I purposely bought the pants big so that I can layer underneath. They are too hot for turkey hunting for me as I get sweated up in a t shirt so I'll use them for fall hunting only. Definitely like the pattern on them and the quality seems good...

I was looking at a pair of insulated, waterproof bibs. Are they the type that people say are noisy??

I used to buy break-up, but now I am a NATGEAR person. After stalking to w/in 15 yards of a hen turkey in a field, I am convinced!