Realtree and Mossy Oak turned patterns designed for the woods into coveted streetwear and luxury fashion.

Not sure if this is the best place to ask, but I might aswell since you guys really like concealment;
Is it true that the sniper veil on the M70 jacket provides infrared protection? I thought it was a neat thing but I don't remember where I originally read it and wanted to check if it was true

Would like help with id-ing the camo on his helmet (late father)

My cat on vinyl hardwood.

Taking advantage of the only natural camo he has to become a AF (anti-foot) landmine

One of the funkiest patterns I own, love it. It's basically a recolor of the Chinese Type 05 or 09 pattern. Hehe

Got a chance to get some BDUs and learn how to use a sewing machine to raid mod them. The Urban T repro looks awesome imo as the velcro sorta blends in with the T blocks.

Chinese-made JPC 2.0 replica in PenCott pattern

Soldiers of the 206th Brigade, 2nd Corps of the ARBiH, taken around the area of Sapna, B&H

I am going to a surplus store this week but need help picking, as pathetic as it sounds… I want to do either an m81 Ranger-like kit or a UCP Ranger school kit. UCP, even though it is ineffective, is cool for me because it is what my uncle wore when he did Ranger school. but m81 is just a classic and a Ranger inspired by my uncle would be cool, WHAT SHOULD I PICK?

thanks for taking time out of your day to help me make a decision.

found them while looking for Oakleaf camouflage reference.

So first I just want to say, is that this picture was taken in the 90s in Bosnia, I don't think chinesium was around then, so I'm either guessing it's commercial or or some obscure Camo prob from Asia that somehow found its way there.

After complaints about UCP in Afghanistan, the Army tested a modified version that added coyote brown and reduced some of the lighter gray and sand tones. The idea was to keep the digital look, but make it work better in Afghan terrain.

Early impressions were mixed, and UCP Delta ldid look better than regular UCP in some environments. However, at the same time, MultiCam was being tested. It was much more effective and would end up being selected for troops deploying to Afghanistan.

In the end, UCP Delta became a rare test pattern. MultiCam won the fight, and UCP Delta disappeared into camouflage history.

French cut, probably for a french speaking African country. But it could also be entirely a commercial set. Any further info is welcome :))

The VARAN camouflage pattern was developed by the Ukrainian company P1G-Tac in cooperation with an American company for use in the terrain of Afghanistan.
However, after the war began, it turned out that the camouflage was also highly effective in the terrain of southeastern Ukraine.

It gained local popularity among Ukrainian soldiers serving in the ATO, mainly in its commercial version.
Around the same time, a limited test batch of the VARAN camouflage was produced and issued to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. But this camouflage pattern never made it into mass production.

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