M81 Woodland Camo Bath Towel Alaska Elk adopted in 1952 — printed

adopted in 1952 — printed on matte coated wrapping paper sheets

Army's M81 four-color woodland geometry — rendered in moisture-wicking mesh on a traditional hockey jersey cut

the loose geometry of the Daguet pattern maintains its open character without the shapes becoming too sparse at the sleeve joins

extended hem

brass buckle strap closure

M81 Woodland Camo Bath Towel Alaska Elk adopted in 1952 — printedThe U. S. M81 Woodland pattern four color overlapping leaf and branch geometry in black, brown, medium green, and light green prints cleanly on a 100% microfiber towel. The pattern was the standard U. S. Army camouflage from 1981 through 2005, appearing on BDU jackets, trousers, field gear, and now, a 3060 inch bath towel. 100% microfiber, quick dry construction. 30 60. Machine washable. The M81 Woodland pattern also appears on leggings, rash guards,