Collection: British DPM Denison Colored CAMO

This is not an issue British pattern. The British DPM (Disruptive Pattern Material) Denison Smock is a well-known camouflage pattern originally used by British paratroopers and special forces during World War II and later conflicts. The Denison smock evolved from its early versions into a distinct camouflage design, incorporating the DPM colors while retaining elements of the original brushstroke style.

The British DPM Denison camouflage pattern was favored for its versatility across various environments. It was particularly effective in woodland settings, blending with trees, leaves, and underbrush. The transition to DPM colors helped enhance the classic Denison smock while preserving its original intent as a multi-environment camo for airborne and special forces.