Camouflage record
Tiger Stripe LLS
The LLS (Late War Lightweight Sparse) Tiger Stripe Camouflage pattern was a variation of the iconic tiger stripe camo used during the Vietnam War. This pattern was introduced later in the conflict and was designed to be lighter, both in terms of fabric weight and the density of the pattern. The “sparse” design refers to its lighter, more open pattern compared to earlier versions, making it suitable for the hot, humid conditions soldiers faced. It remained effective for jungle warfare, offering concealment while improving comfort in tropical environments.
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Tiger Stripe LLS Camo Desk Mat
Tiger Stripe LLS Camo Desk Mat
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The Tiger Stripe LLS Camo Desk Mat brings a dynamic camouflage rooted in dense jungle warfare to the modern workspace. This variant of the classic tiger stripe pattern uses sweeping, curved lines to suggest motion and depth, making it visually striking without overwhelming the desktop environment. Ideal for users looking to reference military history with a sharp, controlled design.
Made from 100% neoprene with a rubberized base, this desk mat offers a non-slip surface and consistent performance across use cases. The sublimated print holds its detail over time, and reinforced edge stitching prevents premature wear. The 32″ × 16″ layout allows space for key tools and devices while maintaining a clean visual line. Rounded corners complete the structure for a balanced finish.
Specs
- Camouflage: Tiger Stripe LLS
- Material: 100% Neoprene
- Base: Rubber non-slip backing
- Dimensions: 32″ × 16″
- Print: High-resolution, long-lasting sublimation
- Edges: Reinforced stitching to prevent peeling
- Features: Anti-slip surface, rounded corners
- Origin: Printed in the USA or UK
Safety & compliance
Age restrictions: For adults
EU Warranty: 2 years
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
Tiger Stripe LLS
The LLS (Late War Lightweight Sparse) Tiger Stripe Camouflage pattern was a variation of the iconic tiger stripe camo used during the Vietnam War. This pattern was introduced later in the conflict and was designed to be lighter, both in terms of fabric weight and the density of the pattern. The “sparse” design refers to its lighter, more open pattern compared to earlier versions, making it suitable for the hot, humid conditions soldiers faced. It remained effective for jungle warfare, offering concealment while improving comfort in tropical environments.

