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There would definitely be some fabulous soldiers walking around. How much more would enemies hate the U.S. if they knew everyone had ~$500 designer sunglasses issued as a part of their kit. Sheeeeeeeeeeit…. almost makes me wish it would happen.
Available in gold and chrome as pictured for €380 ($491 USD) over at Colette.
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You can read more information on Quantum Stealth camouflage technology over at HyperSteath. Hard to believe a company with such a terrible logo and website came up with such an awesome sounding product. The public hasn’t actually seen real pictures of the camouflage yet (that picture to the left is a photoshop) which is quite sketchy.
hahah at 0:46 where the guy is clicking through Photoshop filters. Is that supposed to impress us? I always assumed camouflages were based on custom complex algorithms, not goofy photoshop effects.
Interesting stuff if this actually works as they say it does. I’ll definitely be keeping an eye on this.
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The jacket is made by Undercover, who happens to have one of the most confusing websites I’ve ever visited.
£1,050 ($1685 USD) available over at Oki-Ni. Even the model looks slightly embarrassed.
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The jacket is made out of heavyweight fleece and comes with a removable quilted nylon insulator vest. I’m not sure how warm that combination makes the jacket, but my guess is that it’s best suited for when the temperature is hovering above freezing.
For $360 over at HAVEN, this seems like a great value for the money. It’s also available in black, but in my opinion that colorway doesn’t look as good on this design.
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If you want to turn heads that is, your going to need a pair of these $400 leather camouflage hikers from Modern Vice. As a bonus they make them out of eco friendly leather which I’m pretty sure means that the cows all drove Toyota Prius’ when they couldn’t bike or walk to where they wanted to go.
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Some of it looks like fun, but a lot of it just looks painful.
At least she’s not afraid to get her hands dirty.