Few camouflage patterns are as recognizable—or as surrounded by myth, variation, and collector interest—as Tiger Stripe.
Tiger Stripe: A Camouflage History explores the development, use, variations, influences, and enduring legacy of one of the most distinctive camouflage families associated with the Vietnam era and beyond.
David Burnell examines the visual characteristics that define Tiger Stripe, the different pattern families that emerged, the military and historical environments in which they appeared, and the challenges collectors face when trying to identify authentic examples, reproductions, and later commercial interpretations.
Written for camouflage collectors, military-history enthusiasts, uniform researchers, reenactors, designers, and readers interested in the history of combat clothing, this book brings together historical context and visual analysis in an accessible format.
Tiger Stripe is more than a pattern. It is a design language shaped by war, geography, manufacturing, adaptation, and the demands of people operating in some of the world’s most difficult environments.
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