MARPAT - Gallery of Patterns

Gallery of Patterns

  • MARPAT woodland pattern

  • MARPAT desert pattern

  • Prototype of woodland pattern (2002)

  • Prototype of desert pattern (2002)

  • Two generals wearing woodland MARPAT at a ceremony

  • Infrared comparison of a Navy Working Uniform blouse to MARPAT trousers

  • MARPAT compared to NWU Type II and Type III prototypes

  • An Iraqi Police officer wears a unique blue and grey variant

  • Air Marshal Fahad Al-Amir, the Chief of Staff of the Kuwaiti Armed Forces, speaks to Marines of the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit wearing a unique MARPAT uniform

  • Camouflage comparison between a Singapore guardsman and a US Marine

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