In a market where everyone is bogged down by the next “new thing”, we are taking a different approach. Introducing US Woodland M81 Camo, a throwback to a timeless classic. US Woodland Camo was the official camo used on the Battle Dress Uniforms (BDU) of the United States Armed Forces from the early 1980s to the mid-2000s. The pattern has seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years due to its use on everyday items, apparel, and high-end fashion brands. Now you can coat any hard-good in M81 Camo and differentiate your products from the competition!

Introducing 2 all-new modern wood grain Water Transfer Printing films that were designed for the aviation, marine, and architectural markets. These patterns empower our customers to embrace new design trends that focus on using realistic wood finishes and gray color palettes.

After the success of Raider Broadsword, we have teamed up with Raider Concealment once again to launch 2 all-new patterns. Introducing Raider Viking and Raider Universal, two next-gen digital camouflage patterns that feature Raider Concealment’s flagship abstract geometric concealment technology.

Introducing Kryptek Obskura, the newest iteration of functional, multi-environment concealment designed to help you dominate your next hunt. After working with the US army on camouflage improvement and development efforts, Kryptek developed the Obskura family of patterns to take passive concealment to the next level.

After the breakout success of WTP-940 Sport Carbon and WTP-378 Black Carbon Fiber Weave. We are pushing the envelope once again. Introducing Super Weave, the newest addition to our collection of realistic carbon fiber Water Transfer Printing films. Super Weave brings new depth, detail, and flip flop effects to deliver the most realistic carbon fiber look on the market.

The camouflage market is changing…and we’re bringing you the newest trends in the marketplace. Introducing Kratos and Favlos, two all-new camouflage patterns that break the mold once again. These camouflage patterns are less about functional concealment and more about shelf appeal. These patterns replace timely stenciling work, making it easier and more profitable to coat weapons and other goods in one dip. This will appeal to your customers who want a unique stenciled look on their rifles and other tactical gear.