The SS camouflage pullover

[kammo man]

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[kammo man]

With early plain tree it’s helpful to see both color and black and white side by side to study how the actual patterns colors are lost.



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[Fred Fokkelman]

Very nice Owen!

[kammo man]

The b&w pictures really loose the colored printing


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[kammo man]

Oak background with overprint


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[revi]

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[kammo man]

A very neat Gohler


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[revi]

And a well known picture of a unknown (?) TK nco. Great camo!

[kammo man]

Here is the lighter print Palm in Winter browns
Showing the twigs


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[kammo man]

Here’s the same pullover
Both sides
It’s the lighter print


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[kammo man]

Interesting that the garment is assembled in typical single needlework
It resembles double needle but it’s not


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[kammo man]

You can see the wind flap on the inside clearly here as well as the chest openings


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[salt*creek]

Interesting to see on palm smocks that the pattern lays in the same spot on the garment more often than not. Here you can see that the 2 pullovers are almost identical where the leaves and spots are in the pattern. Within a few Centimeters of each other.

[Graham G]

Interesting to see on palm smocks that the pattern lays in the same spot on the garment more often than not. Here you can see that the 2 pullovers are almost identical where the leaves and spots are in the pattern. Within a few Centimeters of each other.

It's how all palm should be. Look at the pattern and repeat, as well as the width of the fabric; the clump will always be in roughly the same horizontal position, only it's vertical position will change (and even then, it will always be there somewhere on the arm because of the repeat).

if palm does NOT have the clump on the arm, thats something to be concerned with.