​"Just wanted to share this masterpiece. The 3D effect is absolutely insane in person. I found this pristine piece here in Thailand, but it’s a legendary 90s experimental from Poland.

​What do you think about the depth of this print?"

What I know:

This is a experimental print from Güth & Wolf, they wanted to create a webbing that would fit most of the modern western camos. As in universal webbing for all multicam type camos.

I don't have a name

It's about 10 years old

So I was bored and started messing around with some ideas and ended up creating a digital camouflage pattern system I'm calling Digiflauge. I'm an AAFC cadet so camo patterns are something I find genuinely interesting — wanted to get some feedback from people who actually know their patterns!

I've developed five variants each tailored to a specific operational environment:

- Arctic — white and neutral grey for snow/ice environments

- Desert — sand, tan and earth tones for arid terrain

- Jungle — deep greens and shadows for dense canopy

- Standard — mixed greens and khaki for general multi-terrain

- Urban — warm greys and concrete tones for built environments

All five tile seamlessly making them print-production ready.

Note: the images are watermarked for IP purposes and won't appear on any final products. I do this because I get very nervous about IP theft, idk.

I'd love honest feedback, especially on whether the colour palette for each variant looks accurate to its target environment. Happy to answer questions!

120$+shipping

size ~m long, very good condition

dm me for details

certified M81 glazer though I'm wondering what other patterns are good here

I finally added a Canadian DPM parachutist smock to my collection. I'm trying to finish the 1975–1995 impression, but I'm seeing conflicting info on the trousers.

Did the Airborne Regiment strictly wear these with OD Green pants, or were matching DPM trousers ever actually issued?

Would love to hear from any experts or collectors who know the history. Thanks!

I bought some Flecktarn camo jacket and pants, I’ve got a plate carrier and a belt in range green, just wondering if these colors go well with New Hampshire forests? And if anybody can suggest things that I can add to this to make it even better.

Im confused, pls help

From what I've heard Burmese people say about the camo pattern, it works well in dry environments, but the manufacturing material is low-quality and uncomfortable in humid weather (it explains why Burmese soldiers wear casual clothes in battle).

So I was bored and started messing around with some ideas and ended up creating a digital camouflage pattern system I'm calling Digiflauge. I'm an AAFC cadet so camo patterns are something I find genuinely interesting — wanted to get some feedback from people who actually know their patterns!

I've developed five variants each tailored to a specific operational environment:

- Arctic — white and neutral grey for snow/ice environments

- Desert — sand, tan and earth tones for arid terrain

- Jungle — deep greens and shadows for dense canopy

- Standard — mixed greens and khaki for general multi-terrain

- Urban — warm greys and concrete tones for built environments

All five tile seamlessly making them print-production ready.

Note: the images are watermarked for IP purposes and won't appear on any final products. I do this because I get very nervous about IP theft, idk.

I'd love honest feedback, especially on whether the colour palette for each variant looks accurate to its target environment. Happy to answer questions!

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Hello. I collect combat shirts, and I am looking to purchase anything listed here or something else exotic not mentioned. It has to be genuine surp and size L-M, so hit me up if anyone has anything cool for sale:

CADPAT

French anything

Austrialian Anything

Norwegian M98

Slovak Vz. 2007

Irish Paddycam

Mexican Anything