Mitchell Camo Crossbody Bag computer reading as dappled light

reading as dappled light

Army 1981–2005 standard pattern

The elastic waistband is paired with an adjustable drawstring

The pattern's broad brown and tan irregular spots on a light khaki ground are wide enough to register clearly even at S-size collar width

Mitchell Camo Crossbody Bag computer reading as dappled lightMitchell camouflage was designed by Meldon Mitchell in the 1940s and adopted by the U. S. Army as one of its first official disruptive patterns. It uses a two layer print a base of irregular brown and green shapes with a black overprint of fine branching lines creating a pattern with more depth than single layer prints at the same scale. The Mitchell pattern was used during the Korean War era and briefly in early Vietnam before Tiger Stripe and ERDL