Collection: Rhodesian Tiger Stripe CAMO

The Rhodesian Tiger Stripe CAMO collection is inspired by one of the Cold War era's most distinctive and historic camouflage patterns. Derived from the American Tiger Stripe, which was made famous in Vietnam, the Rhodesian version was adapted in the 1960s and 1970s for use by the Rhodesian Security Forces during the Bush War in southern Africa. Its bold, flowing stripes of green and brown over a lighter base were specifically designed to blend with the dry savannahs, scrublands, and bush terrain of Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), and unlike the dense jungle palettes of its American predecessor, the Rhodesian Tiger Stripe emphasized earth tones and open contrast, making it highly effective in semi-arid environments. Today, it remains an iconic camouflage remembered for its battlefield history and striking visual style. This collection honors that heritage while reimagining the pattern for modern apparel and gear, giving enthusiasts a piece of camouflage history shaped by some of the most challenging terrain on earth.