Camouflage record
Kamysh Blue
The Kamysh Blue Camouflage, known in Russian as “Камыш” (pronounced “KAH-mish”, meaning “reed”), is the urban variant of the Kamysh Woodland pattern Introduced in the early 1990s, this pattern features horizontal stripes in shades ranging from deep navy to sky blue, optimized for urban and maritime environments. Initially adopted by Russian special forces units, including OMON (Special Purpose Mobile Units), the Kamysh Blue variant became widely associated with police and spetsnaz units operating in urban areas.
Kamysh Blue · Blankets & Throws
Kamysh Blue Camo Arctic Fleece Blanket
Kamysh Blue Camo Arctic Fleece Blanket
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The Kamysh Blue Camo Arctic Fleece Blanket offers warmth and comfort with a distinctive tactical edge. Featuring the Kamysh (Reed) camouflage pattern, originally developed for Soviet and post-Soviet forces, this unique blue variant blends military heritage with a bold, modern aesthetic. Measuring 60” × 80”, this oversized fleece blanket provides full coverage, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. The ultra-soft Arctic fleece construction delivers superior insulation while remaining lightweight and breathable. Whether for cold-weather layering, tactical-inspired décor, or everyday relaxation, this blanket offers durability and functionality with a striking blue Kamysh camo design.
Specs
- Camouflage: Kamysh Blue
- Material: 100% polyester soft arctic fleece (315gsm)
- Size: 60” × 80” (152 cm × 203 cm)
- Lightweight, warm, and breathable
- Durable and easy to maintain
- Ideal for home, travel, or outdoor use
- Machine washable
- Printed in the USA
Shipping & returns
Free US shipping on orders over $95. Shipping calculated at checkout. 30-day returns, with free return shipping in the US and Canada.
Camouflage record
Kamysh Blue
The Kamysh Blue Camouflage, known in Russian as “Камыш” (pronounced “KAH-mish”, meaning “reed”), is the urban variant of the Kamysh Woodland pattern Introduced in the early 1990s, this pattern features horizontal stripes in shades ranging from deep navy to sky blue, optimized for urban and maritime environments. Initially adopted by Russian special forces units, including OMON (Special Purpose Mobile Units), the Kamysh Blue variant became widely associated with police and spetsnaz units operating in urban areas.
