Alpine camouflage is structured around exposed elevation, mineral texture and wind-shaped terrain. Patterns draw from rock faces, sparse ground cover and shifting mountain light, where disruption forms through contrast, erosion and open space.

Typically represented in stone greys, slate blues, muted whites and highland neutrals, with tonal variation reflecting altitude, light exposure and rugged surface contrast.

Suited to open routes, elevated paths and the every day's lofty pursuits where surface and exposure quietly define the ground beneath you.