Collection: Russian Flora VSR-98 Mountain CAMO

Born from Russia’s late-1990s “Flora” family, VSR-98 became a workhorse pattern across the Federation as the post-Soviet successor to VSR/TTsKO. Units operating in the North Caucasus and other upland zones needed a palette that read as rock, scrub, and dark timber rather than pure lowland woodland. Our Mountain interpretation nods to that demand: slate-stone gray, lichen green, conifer darks, and sun-baked earth tones, arranged in the characteristic vertical “flora” flows that break up the human outline on steep, mixed cover.

At CAMO HQ, we’ve recreated this classic with careful color tuning for modern textiles and on-body wear—respecting the lineage while optimizing contrast and scale for apparel and everyday gear. It’s not a museum replica; it’s a field-ready homage: rugged, subdued, and purpose-built for hoodies, jerseys, button shirts, and packs that carry a distinctly Russian mountain cadence into today’s kit.