Every pattern within the SUBSTRATE Soldier Series has a name associated with the host country from which the pattern originated. It pays respect to and recognizes both the current and former sovereignty of that country. Many of the cities also have personal significance as well. Sydney was the first Australian city we landed in when we relocated from the United States. Prior to that, we lived in Spokane, Washington. Salisbury was my paternal grandmother's maiden name and the former capital city of Rhodesia. My wife is originally from Stuttgart, Germany.
The Vietnam-era Tiger Stripe colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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The Rhodesian Brushstroke colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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The M81 Woodland colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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The German Flecktarn colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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The AUSCAM colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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The AUSCAM Desert colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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The Canadian CADPAT colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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The current USMC MARPAT colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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The US Navy AOR2 colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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The current US Army colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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A browner variation of the Sedona pattern.
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An extreme arid colorway of the Sedona pattern.
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The current Australian Defence Force colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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The Swedish M90 colorway applied to SUBSTRATE design elements.
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