Collection: North Korean KPA Duck Hunter CAMO

The KPA Duck Hunter CAMO is inspired by the duck hunter-style camouflage worn by the Korean People’s Army (KPA) of North Korea, which has been used by select military and paramilitary units. This pattern is reminiscent of the classic U.S. duck hunter camouflage that was widely used during World War II and the Vietnam War, featuring a blotchy mix of green, brown, and tan, optimized for woodland and grassland environments. North Korea’s adaptation of this pattern has been seen on special forces, reconnaissance units, and border security troops, providing effective concealment in the mountainous and heavily forested terrain of the Korean Peninsula. While duck hunter camo has largely been replaced by digital patterns in many modern militaries, variations continue to appear in North Korean military parades and training exercises. The KPA Duck Hunter CAMO available through CAMO HQ is inspired by this historically significant pattern, preserving its classic battlefield aesthetic while adapting it for commercial and non-military applications.