Collection: German Palm Tree Palmenmuster Spring CAMO

Palm Tree Palmenmuster Spring Camo is a WWII-era camouflage pattern developed for the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS, introduced in 1944 as part of Germany’s late-war efforts to improve soldier concealment. The name Palmenmuster translates to "palm pattern," referring to its large, leaf-like shapes resembling palm fronds, designed to enhance camouflage in woodland and temperate environments. The spring variant featured vibrant greens, tans, and light browns, optimized for lush forests and grasslands, helping troops blend into the foliage during the spring and summer seasons. Though it was produced in limited quantities due to the late stage of the war, Palmenmuster served as an influence for post-war camouflage patterns across Europe. The version of Palm Tree Palmenmuster Spring Camo featured on CAMO HQ is inspired by this historic military design, preserving its distinctive aesthetic while adapting it for collectors, reenactors, and commercial applications.