Collection: Brushstroke CAMO Patterns

The Brushstroke CAMO patterns, available on CAMO HQ, trace their origins to British special operations forces during World War II, where they were developed for elite airborne and commando units. Characterized by broad, hand-painted-style brushstroke designs, this pattern was designed to disrupt a soldier’s outline in varied environments, from woodlands to arid terrain. Over time, Brushstroke camouflage was adopted and modified by numerous countries, including Rhodesia, South Africa, Belgium, and Pakistan, each adapting the pattern with unique color schemes and refinements for their specific operational landscapes. Today, Brushstroke camo remains a highly regarded and historically significant design, influencing modern camouflage patterns while maintaining its vintage military appeal. The Brushstroke CAMO collection on CAMO HQ showcases classic, rare, and reimagined adaptations, making it an essential choice for collectors, reenactors, and camouflage enthusiasts looking for a piece of military history.