Collection: Argentine Frog Skin Marine CAMO

The Argentine Frog Skin Marine CAMO is a camouflage pattern used by the Argentine Marine Corps (Infantería de Marina Argentina), inspired by the classic U.S. M1942 Frog Skin pattern originally developed during World War II. This pattern features a dual-sided design, with a mix of green and brown tones on one side for jungle environments and a tan-based variation on the reverse for arid and coastal regions. Argentina adopted this pattern for its Marine forces, particularly for amphibious and littoral operations, taking advantage of its versatile concealment properties in diverse terrains. While Frog Skin camouflage was historically used by several nations, including the United States and France, the Argentine version remained distinct in its use within South American military forces. The Argentine Frog Skin Marine CAMO available through CAMO HQ is inspired by this historical design, maintaining its amphibious effectiveness while refining it for modern tactical and outdoor applications.