Collection: Rhodesian DPM CAMO

The Rhodesian DPM CAMO, available on CAMO HQ, is a reinterpretation of a pattern that was never officially issued but is inspired by the camouflage used by Rhodesian Security Forces during the Bush War (1964–1979). While the classic Rhodesian Brushstroke pattern was the primary camouflage of the Rhodesian Army and Selous Scouts, this DPM-styled version reimagines how a Disruptive Pattern Material (DPM) variant might have looked had it been developed for Rhodesian forces. Featuring bold, angular brushstrokes in shades of green and brown, this camo is optimized for bush warfare, savannas, and woodlands, making it highly effective in semi-arid environments with dense vegetation and dry grasslands. Though not an authentic historical pattern, the Rhodesian DPM CAMO provides a unique alternative for collectors, reenactors, and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a design that blends classic DPM elements with Rhodesian-style coloration. Now available on CAMO HQ, this pattern offers a fresh take on an iconic camouflage era while maintaining tactical effectiveness for modern outdoor applications.