Collection: Lithuanian Misko CAMO

Lithuanian Misko Camo is a woodland camouflage pattern developed for the Lithuanian Armed Forces to provide effective concealment in dense forests, grasslands, and temperate environments. The word Misko translates to "forest" in Lithuanian, reflecting the pattern’s design for woodland warfare and national defense operations. Introduced as part of Lithuania’s post-Soviet military modernization, Misko Camo features irregular green, brown, and black shapes, optimized for blending into the country’s heavily wooded terrain. The pattern was worn by Lithuanian infantry, special forces, and peacekeeping units, and remained in use until it was gradually replaced by M05 digital camouflage, aligning Lithuania with NATO camouflage trends similar to MARPAT (USA) and CADPAT (Canada). The version of Lithuanian Misko Camo featured on CAMO HQ is inspired by this historic military design, preserving its distinctive aesthetic while refining it for collectors, reenactors, and commercial applications.