Camo Gets
an Upgrade ... Again

The best camo menswear styles for fall 2018

Camo Gets an Upgrade ... Again

Here's how to wear the bold new take on the classic pattern

It's not really shocking that camouflage is back. It never really went away. But then again, why should it? The military motif is ruggedly masculine and muted in a way that allows it to somehow read as understated. Which is why high-end designers and mass brands find new ways to reproduce them season after season. So yeah, camo patterns have been hot before, but the stylish reinventions for Fall 2018 provide a fresh way to liven up your wardrobe without looking like an off-duty soldier. The volume has been turned up a bit. There's a more athletic and slightly luxurious feel to the pieces. And we're all for it. So find a piece or two to suit your style. Herewith, a few of our favorites.

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Our Favorite Picks

Polo Ralph Lauren Camo Cotton Sweatshirt

Cotton sweatshirt,
$125 / $44.99 by Polo Ralph Lauren

Head Porter Black Camo Waist Bag

Black camo waist bag,
$295 by Head Porter

Todd Snyder Ripstop Camo Desert Jacket

Ripstop desert jacket, $398 / $199 and New Era Yankees cap, $78 / $59 by Todd Snyder

Carhartt WIP Ripstop Camo Cargo Pants

Ripstop cargo pants,
$135 by Carhartt WIP

Vans Camo Cotton Socks

Cotton socks,
$10 by Vans

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Nike Metcon DSX Camo Flyknit Sneakers

Metcon DSX Flyknit sneakers,
$150 by Nike

Stella McCartney Wool Blend Camo Cardigan

Wool blend cardigan,
$930 by Stella McCartney

Bellerose Corduroy Camo Shirt Jacket

Corduroy shirt jacket,
$150 by Bellerose

Scotch & Soda Lightweight Camo Jacket

Lightweight jacket,
$265 by Scotch & Soda

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Herschel Supply Co. Camo Canvas Tote

Canvas tote,
$110 by Herschel Supply Co.

Abercrombie & Fitch Tie-Waist Camo Shorts

Tie-waist shorts,
$58 / $23.14 by Abercrombie & Fitch

The Real McCoys Tigerstrip Camo Fatigue Jacket

Tigerstripe fatigue jacket,
$385 by The Real McCoy's

War ships painted in dazzle camouflage during World War I and II

Dazzle Camouflage

During World War I and II British and US war ships were painted with bold, complex geometric shapes that made them difficult for an enemy to gauge their range, speed and heading.

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