The Best Camouflage Clothes For Guys

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9 Wearable Items That Will Camouflage Your Wardrobe Into High Style

By Corey Kelly for AskMen.com

Camouflage is a ubiquitous motif that never seems to go out of style. Looking less Duck Dynasty and more Dior Homme is your ultimate goal when incorporating it into your everyday attire. It’s important to take notes from the runways of fashion designers, from Dries Van Noten to Riccardo Tisci (for Givenchy), who’ve sprinkled pops of camo – not to mention military accents and olive hues — into their latest menswear collections. But, before you G.I. Jones your way out the door in camo prints, remember that less-is-more when styling your next look.

Build with one statement item – a camo coat, pant, shirt, you name it – to create a cohesive, pulled-together ensemble. Instead of stealing the spotlight, accent pieces like camo-printed apparel and accessories should cohesively pair with other colors and prints. That’s why we’ve scoured the market to find you those very items which perfectly highlight this reoccurring trend. From Rag & Bone’s sickening lace up sneakers to a vintage-inspired sweatshirt courtesy of Todd Snyder’s latest collab, we highlight nine wearable pieces that’ll camouflage your wardrobe into high-style right now.

 
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Zara Slim Fit Camouflage Pique Shirt

The less-is-more approach usually does the trick when sporting camo-laden garments. Nobody, I repeat nobody, should be in head-to-toe camo unless there is an impending battle. Save that look for the troops — not for date night with the girlfriend nor for boy’s night out. We recommend Zara’s militia-inspired pique shirt, featuring just the right amount of camouflage. It embodies the less-is-more approach to styling – not to mention its European-style fit thanks to its slim-cut design. Dress it up with lightweight black trousers and brogues for a more sophisticated approach. Otherwise, dress it down with denim and trainers for the weekend. — $35.90 at Zara.com

 
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Abercrombie & Fitch Logo Joggers

Let’s face it: Joggers are the perfect combination of style and comfort. Just add some camo to the mix and you’ve got yourself a seasonless wardrobe staple. Abercrombie & Fitch launched its very own via A&F Sport, its newly-released athletic line. Made from a plush combination of cotton and polyester, the brand’s aptly titled logo joggers add just enough flavor to your wardrobe without looking like a G. I. joke. — $68.00 at Abercrombie.com

 
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Herschel Supply Dawson Backpack

It’s easier to incorporate trendy accessories into your wardrobe, especially when on-trend apparel isn’t working in your favor. A camo-printed accessory, like this backpack by Herschel Supply, obviously stands out for its patterned exterior. However camouflage, unlike many other loud prints, looks great with many solid colors – not to mention subtle stripes. Besides its trendy appearance, we recommend this bag thanks to its spacious interior, utilitarian design and adjustable cinched drawstring closures for maximum protection. — $69.99 at HerschelSupply.com

 
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Perry Ellis Multicolor Camo Print Shirt

Don’t get it twisted. Camouflage isn’t exclusively reserved for the weekend. With the proper styling, it can polish any evening look. This season’s latest must-have from Perry Ellis - the multicolor camo print shirt – is the perfect example. Pair it with a well-tailored black, navy or burgundy suit and the night is yours. — $69.00 at PerryEllis.com

 
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Gap Camo Shirt Jacket

It’s safe to say the shirt jacket is having its moment. Thanks to its versatile and very practical design, it easily transitions between seasons as the perfect hybrid must-have. During warmer months, it’s great for styling over t-shirts and lightweight separates. However, once the mercury drops, it becomes an effective layer beneath heavy outerwear. We recommend Gap’s camo shirt jacket, priced at an affordable $89.95. Its relaxed fit and straightforward design makes it a wonderful addition to your wardrobe right now. — $89.95 at Gap.com

 
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Warby Parker Downing Sunglasses

So, let’s be clear: Tortoise shell isn’t camouflage by any means. But, Warby Parker’s Downing sunglasses in walnut tortoise are pretty darn close. Made from custom cellulose acetate, these circular-shaped frames are designed to resist the elements. Their durable Akulon-coated screws and scratch-resistant surface are protected from everyday wear and tear (perfect for you clumsy-types). And thanks to its 100% UV protected lenses, your eyes will be safe from the sun’s dangerous rays. — $95.00 at WarbyParker.com

 
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The Hill-Side Wool Tie

The Hill-Side, a Brooklyn-based menswear brand specializing in workwear-inspired pieces, designed the perfect neck-cessory for the suit-and-tie set. Their camo-printed wool tie, handcrafted in the company’s New York City-based factory, adds just enough flavor to an office-appropriate outfit. For an important meeting, pair it with an earth-toned suit – preferably khaki – and a chambray or denim button-down shirt. Otherwise, dress it down with dark jeans and a pair of Chuck Taylors for a more casual approach. — $124.00 at JCrew.com

 
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Todd Snyder + Champion Classic Pocket Sweatshirt

What was old is new again thanks to Todd Snyder’s latest collaborative collection for Champion Sportswear. Remember the classic pocket sweatshirt you grew up wearing during high school gym class? It’s been recycled into a completely new version of its former self. Made of 100% cotton, its camo-patterned exterior – when paired with denim or chinos — adds just enough character to a casual look. — $99.00 at ToddSnyder.com

 
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Rag & Bone Standard Issue Lace-up Sneaker

Rag & Bone, a too-cool-for-school fashion brand known for their downtown aesthetic, really nailed it this season with their newly-designed Standard Issue lace-up sneakers. Completely covered in camo, they’re visually prepared to battle for title of best footwear. — $195.00 at Rag-Bone.com


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