It is such a pleasure to share the good news for the upcoming months. The bar has been raised again. After setting the standards of modular 3d camouflage for the last 15 years we now enter the 2d game. Our proprietary designs draw on the last 100 years of visual heritage created since WW1. The visual principles supporting legacy patterns are universal and cannot be outdated. But their application is technically obsolete. An update was long due.
The first family of patterns to be released is called WZ 26 Mirage. In polish, WZ is the acronym for "wzór", which means pattern but it is can also name a model. The number 26 simply refers to the year 2026.
New tech allowed significant colorimetric improvement. The measures have never been so precise, the colors have never been so vivid, the reflectance management process is more mesmerizing than ever.
The texture of this camouflage is mirage-like. It seems to be there but maybe it’s an illusion…
State-of-the-art imposes itself, as usual. In a world full of opto-electronic sensors, texture management is mission critical.
The geometry of WZ 26 Mirage pays homage to iconic WW2 patterns; especially USMC Frog Skin and SS Platanenmuster. These classics have educated our eyes for decades about what camouflage actually is. The factors that made them efficient are kept intact while, at the same time, it was manifest that some aspects had to be tuned to the digital era. The final coating is a pinch of British DPM aesthetic, dear to our hearts.
Brutal macro confers unmistakable visual identity to all WZ 26 variants. No timid understatement here. Bold is gold. Contrast management has hit new all-time highs. If some find it exaggerated it means we have reached our goal because, after all, this is a base layer pattern meant to interact with 3d elements…
Now let’s see the variants unfold as the seasons change.
