Pattern: Canadian CADPAT Desert v2
This fleece-lined hoodie carries the Canadian Disruptive Pattern, known simply as CADPAT — the digital camouflage that launched the pixelated look so many modern patterns are built on — here in a warm tan and sand reading that plays to its desert origins. It is a warm pullover whose printed face brings an unmistakable piece of Canadian military design into everyday wear.
The pattern and its history
CADPAT, short for Canadian Disruptive Pattern (dessin de camouflage canadien), is the computer-generated digital pattern developed for the Canadian Armed Forces. It is widely credited as the first digital camouflage pattern to be used operationally: issued from 1997 and made standard across the Canadian Forces by 2002, it retired the older olive-drab combat clothing that had served for decades. Where earlier camouflage used soft blobs and brushstrokes, CADPAT was built from small, blocky pixel shapes — a look that would go on to influence a whole generation of digital patterns, including the US Marine Corps MARPAT.
The Desert / Arid reading in this sheet
The Canadian Forces field several CADPAT variants — temperate woodland, arid regions, winter operations and multi-terrain. This sheet targets the arid, dry-terrain side, introduced for desert work and seen on Canadian troops serving in Afghanistan. In this rendition the familiar greens step aside for warm sand, tan and khaki. “Desert v2” is the MegaCamo label for this particular tan digital build: a pale sand base broken up by clusters of grey-brown and khaki pixel spots that blur the outline against dry ground. As this is a MegaCamo colourway label rather than a Canadian designation, you can think of it as the arid CADPAT look rendered in warm, sunlit tones.
How the pattern reads on the hoodie
Because CADPAT is made of fine pixel clusters rather than broad soft blotches, it prints evenly across the chest, over the kangaroo pocket, down the sleeves and across the back without turning to noise. The muted tan and brown palette stays cohesive over a full-length garment, and the crisp digital edges give it a sharp, contemporary feel that sits naturally on streetwear.
Why own this fleece-lined hoodie?
The draw here is traceable camouflage history on something you actually wear. This is the canvas of one of the most influential military patterns of the modern era, printed on a warm, comfortable layer — a far cry from the generic woodland and digital camo that fills most streetwear. Whether you collect patterns, have a connection to Canadian military gear, or simply want a hoodie that stands out, this is an uncommon one to own.
Comfort and fit
This fleece-lined hoodie is made for everyday wear. It is 100% polyester with a soft brushed fleece interior that locks in warmth, an adjustable drawstring hood, long sleeves with ribbed cuffs and a roomy kangaroo pocket. The fit is relaxed and layers easily over a T-shirt.
Made to order, sizing and care
Like every MegaCamo piece, this hoodie is printed and sewn on order — made only after you place your order, then shipped once fulfilment from our supplier is complete. Expect 4 to 7 days of production before shipping, with transport time after that. It runs in sizes S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL and 5XL, with a +/-5% tolerance in length from manual measurement and the printing process. To keep it at its best, machine wash cold, do not bleach and do not tumble dry.
Printed and sewn on order. Shipping directly after fulfillment from our supplier.
Note: You can ask us any camo on any of our products, just contact us via email.
You can find a list of all the currently available camouflages by country HERE: https://megacamo.com/list-of-camos-available/

Explore the collection
If the arid Canadian digital look suits you, browse the MegaCamo Canadian collection, or see more of the CADPAT range in the catalogue.















































































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