Not all camo is created equal.
Some, and in our opinion, the best is created intentionally imperfect.
The origins start with M1942, or Frogskin, and an unlikely designer named Norvell Gillespie.
What started as a military outfitting effort became the uniform of duck blinds and tree stands.
The art of creating camouflage today is precise, designed with software and printed to detail. The heritage is less perfect, with inexact printing processes, hand drawn patterns and craftsmanship that left the mark of real hands on real products.
Today we introduce Field Camo.
A week before we honor all that serve on Veteran’s Day, we honor an age old tradition. Designed by hand by our very own Connoisseur of Camo, Chatham Baker.
