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Welcome to CAMO HQ, home to one of the world’s largest collections of camouflage-inspired apparel, gear, and accessories. Explore more than 500 historic, modern, seasonal, and original patterns—ranging from legendary military designs to exclusive CAMO HQ creations—available across thousands of made-to-order products. Whether you are a collector, veteran, hunter, outdoor enthusiast, or simply drawn to distinctive camouflage style, CAMO HQ makes it easy to find a pattern that reflects your history, environment, and individuality.

A modern, lightweight zip-up jacket in a 5-color german wwi aircraft camouflage pattern featuring hexagonal lozenges in shades of green, brown, and tan.

German WWI 5-Color Lozenge Aircraft CAMO

German World War I 5-Color Lozenge Aircraft CAMO revolutionized military camouflage when it was introduced by Imperial Germany in 1917. Featuring a distinctive five-color geometric design printed directly onto aircraft fabric, it became one of the world's first mass-produced camouflage systems and adorned legendary fighters such as the Fokker D.VII and Albatros D.Va. Today, this historic pattern remains a favorite among aviation historians, collectors, and camouflage enthusiasts. Explore CAMO HQ's collection inspired by one of the most iconic aircraft camouflage patterns ever created.

Camouflage Encyclopedia

  • Why CAMO HQ Is Evolving?

    Honoring the Past, Building the Future For years, CAMO HQ has been dedicated to preserving and celebrating the remarkable history of camouflage. From World War I aircraft lozenge patterns to Vietnam-era Tiger Stripe, from historic Frog Skin to modern digital...

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  • What is Plane Tree Camouflage?

    Germany's First Waffen-SS Camouflage Pattern Plane Tree Camouflage, known in German as Platanenmuster, was one of the earliest and most influential camouflage patterns developed by Nazi Germany during World War II. Introduced in 1937 for the Waffen-SS, it represented a...

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  • What Is Oak Leaf Camouflage?

    Germany's Organic Woodland Camouflage Pattern Oak Leaf Camouflage, known in German as Eichenlaubmuster, was one of the most recognizable camouflage patterns developed by Germany during World War II. Introduced in 1942 for the Waffen-SS, Oak Leaf marked a major shift...

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