Collection: Serbian Lizard Arkan CAMO

The Serbian Lizard Arkan CAMO is inspired by the Lizard camouflage pattern, originally developed in France and later adopted by numerous military forces worldwide, particularly in Europe, Africa, and South America. This pattern features wavy, brushstroke-like designs optimized for concealment in woodland and jungle environments. The Arkan variation is associated with irregular military and paramilitary forces in the Balkans during the 1990s, particularly in Serbia and surrounding regions. Named after Željko "Arkan" Ražnatović, a controversial paramilitary leader, this pattern became linked to Balkan conflicts and was worn by various militia groups. While historically tied to these military applications, the Serbian Lizard Arkan CAMO available through CAMO HQ is inspired by the distinctive aesthetic of this pattern, adapting it for commercial and non-military use while maintaining its historical and visual significance.