Collection: German Oak Leaf Eichenlaubmuster Summer CAMO

Oak Leaf Eichenlaubmuster Summer CAMO is a WWII-era camouflage pattern originally developed for the Waffen-SS and introduced in 1943 as part of Germany’s advanced camouflage designs for frontline troops. The name Eichenlaubmuster translates to "oak leaf pattern," reflecting the interwoven leaf-like shapes that provided effective concealment in dense forests and open fields during the summer months. This pattern featured vibrant greens, light browns, and tans, helping soldiers blend into the lush foliage of European woodlands. Used primarily on reversible smocks, zeltbahns (tent ponchos), and field uniforms, it allowed soldiers to switch to an autumn version when the seasons changed. The version of Oak Leaf Eichenlaubmuster Summer CAMO featured on CAMO HQ is inspired by this historical military design, preserving its distinct aesthetic while adapting it for collectors, outdoor enthusiasts, and commercial applications.