From Beo Gam to Tiger Stripe
From Beo Gam to Tiger Stripe.
During the 1960s, the U.S. Army developed new camouflage uniforms specifically designed for combat in dense jungle environments.
One of the most famous patterns was the “Tiger Stripe” camouflage, whose irregular stripes provided better concealment in tropical terrain by mimicking the camouflage patterns of animals.
Another successful but lesser-known pattern was the Beo Gam, which was also derived from leopard patterns and slightly modified. The U.S. Army was also experimenting with other patterns like the Mitchell or Leaf Pattern, as it was called.
In this case, natural foliage was replicated in both a summer and a fall version.
We are offering a small selection of vintage camouflage styles for your everyday wardrobe.
1966 Jungle Pant BEO GAM
1966 Jungle Short Tiger Stripe
1966 Boonie Hat Tiger silver
1966 Jungle Pant BEO GAM
1962 OG-107 Pant Mitchell Green
1962 OG-107 Pant Mitchell Green
1962 OG-107 Pant Mitchell Green
1962 OG-107 Pant Mitchell Green
1966 Jungle Pant BEO GAM
1962 OG-107 Pant Mitchell Green
1966 Jungle Pant BEO GAM
1966 Boonie Hat Tiger silver
1966 Jungle Pant Tiger Stripe
1966 Jungle Short Tiger Stripe
1962 OG-107 Pant Mitchell Green
1966 Jungle Short Tiger Stripe
1962 OG-107 Pant Mitchell Green
1962 OG-107 Pant Mitchell Green
1962 OG-107 Pant Mitchell Green
1962 OG-107 Pant Mitchell Green
1966 Jungle Short BEO GAM
1962 OG-107 Shirt Mitchell Green
1966 Boonie Hat Beo Gam
