The Tiger Stripe pattern, characterized by its bold, vertical stripes, originated during the Vietnam War and was used by various military forces, including the U.S. Special Forces and other allied units. While the original Tiger Stripe pattern was designed for jungle environments, adaptations have been made for different terrains.
In desert or arid environments, camouflage patterns typically incorporate colors like tan, light brown, and beige to better blend with the sandy surroundings. If there have been specific developments or new patterns introduced since my last update, I recommend checking with official military sources or reputable defense publications for the latest information.