Military camouflage patterns

A-TACS Patterns

A-TACS patterns are advanced tactical camouflages designed using digital pixel technology. Each pattern in the series—such as A-TACS AU, FG, IX, and LE—features a unique color palette optimized for specific environmental settings, ranging from arid landscapes to urban and forested terrains.

Kryptek Patterns

Kryptek patterns use a blend of macro and micro patterns with a three-dimensional effect to increase camouflage effectiveness at both close and long ranges. Popular patterns include Highlander, Mandrake, and Typhon, each tailored for different operational environments such as woodland, jungle, and urban.

MultiCam Patterns

MultiCam patterns are versatile and globally recognized. The family includes the original MultiCam, plus environment-specific variations like MultiCam Arid, Tropic, Alpine, and Black. Each is designed for optimal performance in distinct climates and terrains, from deserts to lush jungles and snowy areas.

PenCott Patterns

PenCott patterns feature a complex multi-scaled digital camouflage approach with a mix of natural colors and organic shapes. Variants like GreenZone, Badlands, Sandstorm, and Snowdrift are designed for specific environments, enhancing concealment in everything from lush vegetation to arid deserts and snowy fields.

Blue Digital camo

Blue Digital is a digital camouflage pattern primarily used by naval and certain law enforcement units. It utilizes various shades of blue and grey to match the operational environments found in maritime and urban settings.

CCE French Camo

Camouflage Centre Europe (CCE) is the standard camouflage pattern used by the French Armed Forces. It features a four-color palette suitable for a wide range of European terrains, making it effective in both woodland and grassland areas.

DPM Camo

Disruptive Pattern Material (DPM) was the British Army’s standard camouflage from the late 1960s until the early 2000s. Known for its effective brushstroke patterns with woodland and desert variants, DPM remains popular in military surplus and among collectors.

M84 Flecktarn-D Camo

M84, often referred to as Danish Flecktarn, is an adaptation of the German Flecktarn with a unique Danish twist. It features a range of green, brown, and black spots that make it effective in temperate forests.

Russian Patterns

Russian military patterns encompass a broad range of camouflages including Flora, Digital Flora, and Partizan. These patterns are developed for varying tactical needs, from traditional woodland scenarios to modern digital designs suited for diverse Russian landscapes.

UCP Camo

Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP) was used by the U.S. Army from the mid-2000s until its phase-out in favor of OCP. Featuring a digital pattern of grey, sage green, and beige, UCP was designed for universality across various environments but faced criticism for its effectiveness.

Woodland M81 Camo

Woodland M81 is a classic and widely recognized camouflage featuring a four-color, high-contrast disruptive pattern with large blotches of green, tan, brown, and black. Originally issued to U.S. Armed Forces, it remains effective in a variety of wooded and temperate environments.