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SUBSTRATE Sierra
The original design pattern featuring layers of digitally manipulated and converted NATURALLY occurring elements of varying opacity, colorways, and textures to create the illusion of both depth and contrast. The Sierra pattern intentionally lacks the smooth man-made lines associated with other camouflage patterns on the market today.
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SUBSTRATE Sherwood
Varying overlays of light and dark greens placed over the top of the Sierra pattern to blend into temperate and tropical environments. The contrast allows for variations of existing sunlight caused by a denser forest canopy. It also steers clear of recognizable broad-leaf and coniferous vegetation.
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SUBSTRATE Soil
Varying shades of brown and dark olive become more prominent with a semi-transparent brown overlay applied to the Sierra pattern. A pattern well suited for hardwood forests with less vegetation at ground level.
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SUBSTRATE Sahara
Blended earth tones mimicking silicon and limestone elements, with overlays of tans at varying levels of opacity and transparency; well suited for barren and rocky arid/desert environments.
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SUBSTRATE Solstice
A winter/alpine pattern that is more effective than solid white. The added nuances of white, gray variants, mixed with faint tones of light blue creates a far superior winter camouflage pattern.
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SUBSTRATE Snowfall
A partial winter/alpine pattern that blends better around the snowline and light snowfall areas, while showcasing a more pronounced presence of the Sierra pattern. The snow portions are oriented horizontally as it would occur in nature.
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SUBSTRATE Scout
An olive green variant of the Sierra pattern with more predominant green colorations to coincide with foliage and improving upon solid olive drab or ranger green uniforms.
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SUBSTRATE Straya
The Aussies are known for their slang and their wild, rugged bush land. Taking inspiration from the traditional colors of the AUSCAM pattern, I've created a tactical pattern that honors the proud military heritage of Australia while combining it with the artistic and textural elements of the SUBSTRATE patterns.
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SUBSTRATE Slate
An urban/SWAT alternative to solid black. This gray variant reduces some of that silhouetting and provides some camouflage and concealment protections in urban environments; all while still color-coordinating with existing equipment used by police and sheriff departments.
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SUBSTRATE Shuriken
A near black fashion camouflage for cosplay, nostalgia, and those wanting the appearance of solid black at medium to long range, but noticeable pattern changes at close range. The pattern was inspired by my favorite GI Joe character.
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SUBSTRATE Saboteur
A dark gray variant of the Sierra pattern for low-light and urban environments. Inspired by one of my favorite Cobra action figures from the GI Joe series, this pattern is also cosplay ready for fan conventions and events.
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SUBSTRATE Safety
SUBSTRATE Safety offers a working compromise where state hunting regulations mandate either solid blaze orange or blaze camo for big game hunters. The result is a noticeable pattern that appears as varying grayscale shades for animal vision at close range and a highly visible orange for hunters at mid to long range.
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SUBSTRATE Static
SUBSTRATE Static acknowledges the need for some three-dimensional elements for successful ground blind and tree stand hunting. Static provides elements not susceptible to rapid seasonal and weather changes or those that provide too many conflicting/competing species occupying the same space. This pattern is only recommended for static hunting applications.
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SUBSTRATE Scrubgrass
A grassland pattern featuring harvest time colors ranging from subtle pale yellows to golden browns. Scrubgrass is a great early to mid-autumn pattern, perfect for fence line predator and bird/waterfowl hunting. The pattern also works well in late summer and is an excellent base for grassy ghillie suits.
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