Our Fabric

Cordura is a durable and highly abrasion-resistant fabric, ideally suited for outdoor use and the manufacturing of hard-wearing gear. Our Cordura Fabric is constructed with textured nylon 66 yarns for a rugged feel, and is treated with a polyurethane coating for water resistance. It is also NIR-compliant.

We offer a variety of fabrics made with Cordura nylon 66 yarns, available in the following specifications:

• 1000D/500D Laminated Fabric
• 500D/500D Laminated Fabric
• 1000D Fabric
• 500D Fabric
• 330D Fabric

Our Cordura fabrics are available in the following patterns:

• Multicam
• Multicam Tropic
• Multicam Arid
• Multicam Black
• Vietnam Triger Stripe
• Desert Triger Stripe
• Ranger Green
• Coyote Brown
• Wolf Gray
• Black

The following brands use fabrics that are entirely made from Cordura:

• Twinfalcons
• Agility Systems

MultiCam is a versatile camouflage pattern designed for use in diverse environments and conditions. It effectively reduces the visual and near-infrared signature of the wearer. The pattern features a gradient background ranging from brown to light tan, overlaid with gradients of dark green, olive green, and lime green, along with scattered opaque dark brown and cream-colored elements. This layered design enables the pattern to shift in overall tone from green-dominant to brown-dominant across different areas, while finer shapes help disrupt the larger background forms.

MultiCam Tropic is a jungle-specific variant of MultiCam. Engineered for dense vegetation that remains lush year-round, it effectively reduces the wearer's visibility in both the visual and near-infrared spectra.

MultiCam Arid is a desert-specific camouflage pattern designed for operations in arid environments. It effectively reduces the wearer's detectability in both the visual and near-infrared spectra.

MultiCam Black is a variant developed for police tactical units, serving as a signature pattern for high-risk domestic operations that demands both functionality and an authoritative identity.

Tiger Stripe Products boasts a wide range of licensable patterns. Since its founding in 1984, the company began by faithfully reproducing original South Vietnamese Tiger Stripe designs worn by ARVN and U.S. personnel during the Vietnam War. These designs are based on the "John Wayne Dense" pattern—a term coined by author and collector Richard Denis Johnson—which was widely used by Vietnamese, American, and Australian SAS forces during the conflict.

Tiger Stripe Products offers a wide range of licensable patterns, including the Desert Tiger. Introduced just prior to Operation Desert Storm in 1991, its initial production run was acquired by the US Marine Corps for evaluation and was subsequently deployed with their special operations units, where it received high praise for its effectiveness in desert environments. The pattern later gained favor among other U.S. and allied special forces and was widely used during both Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.

Ranger Green was developed specifically to fulfill an Army SOF requirement for a new color for armor and load carriage systems. Ranger Green is more desaturated than OD Green, with dull gray undertones. Due to its gray tint, Ranger Green works well in environments with dark foliage, and it blends into the darkness in low light.

The iconic Coyote Brown traces its origins to a fateful discovery by Gunny H, who found a "Coyote" paint swatch (Ralph Lauren code SF11B) at a local Home Depot. This exact commercial color was scanned and integrated into the newly developed MARPAT camouflage. Following the successful adoption of MARPAT, the distinctive Coyote Brown was later standardized as a key component of the Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP), used across the U.S. Army and Air Force.

The tactical color Wolf Gray originated in the mid-to-late 2000s, primarily developed by companies like Arc'teryx LEAF and Blue Force Gear to create effective low-visibility camouflage for urban and maritime environments. It was specifically designed as an alternative to black, which often contrasts too sharply with most backgrounds, even at night.

The military use of black is historically tied to elite units and psychological intimidation. While ineffective for conventional camouflage, it remains in use by special operations forces for specific night operations and its authoritative presence. Black is also widely adopted for ceremonial and dress uniforms across military branches.

Our Fabric

Multicam

Multicam Tropic

Multicam Arid

Multicam Black

Vietnam Triger Stripe

Desert Triger Stripe

Ranger Green

Coyote Brown

Wolf Gray

Black

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