Forest camouflage is structured around dense canopy coverage and layered leaf scatter. Patterns draw from overlapping foliage, fallen leaves and dappled woodland light, where disruption forms through accumulation, shadow and organic repetition.

Typically represented in deep greens, bark browns, muted olives and forest neutrals, with tonal variation reflecting canopy shadow and leaf-covered ground.

Suited to wooded trails, shaded park routes and everyday environments where texture and quiet depth shape the terrain around you.