Foreign Military Camouflage Uniforms OEM in China

Nov 14, 2024

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Afghan National Army

The standard camouflage pattern for the Afghan National Army is a replica of the American M81 woodland design.

 

These uniforms come from several sources, including surplus BDU from the United States, imported BDU from China.

 

And imitations made locally using imported fabrics.

Over time, woodland patterns will be replaced by other designs.

Except for the elite ANA commandos who continue to use it until the regime change in 2021.

Afghan National Army

In 2008-2009, the Afghan National Army began releasing their own pixelated camouflage designs.

 

Designed by Hyperstealth Industries and named "Spec4ce Afghan Forest" pattern.

The pattern blends black, brown and grass green on a light olive green background.

The first few batches of military uniforms were produced in China.

But then the Afghan garment industry took responsibility for producing most of the uniforms for the Afghan armed forces.

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French Lizard Camouflage

In the 1990s, Chinese-made French lizard camouflage uniforms were particularly popular with the Angolan armed forces.

 

These uniforms are in the French F1 style and also served in the army in Sierra Leone.

M81 woodland camouflage

Argentina began distributing the M81 woodland camouflage in the mid-1990s and has continued to use it ever since.

 

Uniforms are produced from a variety of sources, including China, France, and the United States, and in several different models.

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Multicam, used by the Argentine Marine Corps and Army, is produced in China.

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The standard camouflage pattern of Cameroon's armed forces is a rough replica of China-made Lizard camouflage pattern.

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Since the early 2000s, the Cape Verdean People's Revolutionary Armed Forces have been wearing Chinese-made French lizard camouflage uniforms.

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The Chinese "lizard" pattern is similar to the French lizard camouflage in Asia, but with a unique shape.

It has been exported in large quantities to many African countries, including Chad. Its use here dates back to the present era, mainly for Chadian government forces.