Collection: American Digital Woodland CAMO

American Digital Woodland CAMO is a pixelated camouflage pattern developed for military and law enforcement personnel operating in forested and temperate environments. This design was heavily influenced by the early digital camouflage research of the late 1990s and early 2000s, particularly the introduction of MARPAT Woodland by the U.S. Marine Corps and CADPAT Temperate Woodland by the Canadian Armed Forces. Featuring a pixelated blend of greens, browns, black, and tan, it is optimized to break up the wearer’s silhouette in dense foliage, grasslands, and wooded areas, improving concealment at various distances. Digital woodland camouflage has been used by several military forces, including the U.S., Canada, China, and Russia, as well as by law enforcement tactical units and private military contractors in jungle and forested operations. The version of American Digital Woodland CAMO featured on CAMO HQ is inspired by these combat-tested digital patterns, refining its stealth and functionality for collectors, airsoft players, and tactical professionals requiring effective woodland camouflage.