Bacteria Camo Dog Collar
Bacteria Camo Dog Collar
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The Bacteria Camo Dog Collar features a South Korean camouflage pattern developed by the Korean Military Academy in the late 1960s and used in limited contexts into the 1990s. Often referred to as “Bacteria” or “Microorganism” camouflage, it departs from conventional field patterns by employing dense, irregular motifs that resemble cellular clusters or microscopic forms. Rather than aiming for traditional terrain-based concealment, the design was intended for training, institutional settings, and controlled environments—situations where the primary goal was to disrupt the human silhouette visually and distinguish cadets or special units from other personnel. Scaled down to the collar format, the pattern’s compact, abstract shapes translate into a distinctive, technically oriented surface that reads more as a structured graphic texture than a conventional landscape-derived camo.
Built from durable polyester webbing with a soft, padded interior, the collar balances structure and comfort for regular use. An adjustable buckle allows for a secure, customizable fit, while the metal D-ring provides a reliable leash attachment point. The combination of practical construction and historically underrecognized Bacteria camouflage reference makes it suitable for owners who prefer a consistent design language that bridges archival military experimentation and everyday applications.
Specs:
• Camouflage: Bacteria Camouflage
• Durable 100% polyester webbing
• 92% polyester, 8% spandex collar inside
• Black 100% polyester sponge collar padding
• 3 sizes:
S 11.8″–17.8″ (30–45 cm)
M 13.5″–20.5″ (35–52 cm)
L 14.8″–23.8″ (38–60 cm)
• Adjustable collar length
• Collar width: 1″ (2.54 cm)
• Blank product sourced from China
Care: Hand wash with mild detergent or machine wash on a gentle cycle in a mesh bag. Air dry.
Built from durable polyester webbing with a soft, padded interior, the collar balances structure and comfort for regular use. An adjustable buckle allows for a secure, customizable fit, while the metal D-ring provides a reliable leash attachment point. The combination of practical construction and historically underrecognized Bacteria camouflage reference makes it suitable for owners who prefer a consistent design language that bridges archival military experimentation and everyday applications.
Specs:
• Camouflage: Bacteria Camouflage
• Durable 100% polyester webbing
• 92% polyester, 8% spandex collar inside
• Black 100% polyester sponge collar padding
• 3 sizes:
S 11.8″–17.8″ (30–45 cm)
M 13.5″–20.5″ (35–52 cm)
L 14.8″–23.8″ (38–60 cm)
• Adjustable collar length
• Collar width: 1″ (2.54 cm)
• Blank product sourced from China
Care: Hand wash with mild detergent or machine wash on a gentle cycle in a mesh bag. Air dry.
Camouflage Information:
The Bacteria Camouflage, also known as “Microorganism Camouflage,” is a rare South Korean pattern developed by the Korean Military Academy (KMA) in the late 1960s and used through the 1990s. Characterized by high-contrast black, amoeba-like forms scattered across a white background, it was designed for training environments where traditional camouflage was less practical. Intended to disrupt the human silhouette and visually distinguish cadets during drills and exercises, the pattern prioritized institutional identity over environmental blending. Printed on cotton twill and herringbone twill fabrics, with slight variations between class years, this camo was never mass-issued and remains exclusive to the academy. Its experimental design, limited production, and graphic intensity have made it a coveted item in vintage military circles and a notable example of unconventional camouflage theory.
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The Bacteria Camouflage, also known as “Microorganism Camouflage,” is a rare South Korean pattern developed by the Korean Military Academy (KMA) in the late 1960s and used through the 1990s. Characterized by high-contrast black, amoeba-like forms scattered across a white background, it was designed for training environments where traditional camouflage was less practical. Intended to disrupt the human silhouette and visually distinguish cadets during drills and exercises, the pattern prioritized institutional identity over environmental blending. Printed on cotton twill and herringbone twill fabrics, with slight variations between class years, this camo was never mass-issued and remains exclusive to the academy. Its experimental design, limited production, and graphic intensity have made it a coveted item in vintage military circles and a notable example of unconventional camouflage theory.
Shop All Bacteria Camo KMA