Pattern: German DDR M58 Flachtarnenmuster v4
A warm tan M58 “area pattern” — olive and green blotches on a tan ground, the warmest variant of the family.
About the pattern
The M58 Flächentarnmuster (“area pattern”), also called Kartoffelmuster (potato) or Blumentarn (flower), was issued to East German NVA and Ministry of Interior units between 1956 and 1967. Camopedia notes that the dyes used to print the pattern were not thoroughly consistent, producing several minor colour variations over time. This v4 render is one of those warmer variations — the same ragged blotch structure as the other M58 renders, but with a distinctly warm tan ground and olive-green blotches.
This M58 v4 colourway
The ground is a warm tan, and over it sit ragged, irregular blotches in an olive-green, a green and a slightly darker tan, with a few muted teal accents. The blotches are loosely shaped and organic, with ragged torn edges, overlapping unevenly. Compared to the greyer v1 and v5, and the cooler blue v3, this v4 is the warmest of the family — the tan ground and the olive-green blotches dominate, and the overall cast is warm and earthy. It has a soft, slightly faded look.
How it reads on the garment
Because the ground is a warm tan and the blotches are olive-green, this pattern prints with a warm, natural feel. On the body the tan ground sits behind the olive and green blotches, giving the surface a ragged, mottled texture. It reads as a warm-toned East German camo, close in feel to a woodland but with the distinctive ragged blotch structure and subtle teal accents of the M58. The warm ground sits well against the light hood lining and collar, keeping the neckline tidy.
Why own it
If you like the M58 pattern but want the warmest, most woodland-like variation, this v4 is a strong pick — the warm tan ground and olive-green blotches give it an earthy, natural character within the documented East German family. It carries the 1956–1967 NVA and MDI lineage, so it appeals to collectors of East German and Cold War camouflage. And its warm olive, green and tan palette is easy to wear, pairing naturally with olive, khaki, tan, denim and brown.
Fit, fabric and care
This is a lightweight long-sleeve hooded t-shirt built for layering and everyday wear. It is cut from a stretch 94% polyester / 6% spandex blend that moves with you and holds its shape, with a comfortable regular fit and sizes from S to 3XL.
- 94% polyester / 6% spandex
- Sizes S–3XL (choose your size from the options)
- Approx. 0.374 kg — lightweight and easy to layer
- Wash at or below 45°C; do not bleach; do not soak for extended periods
Made to order
Each hooded tee is printed and sewn to order rather than stored in a warehouse, so the pattern is freshly applied for you. Production and fulfilment take about 4–7 days before your order is handed to shipping; courier delivery time then depends on your destination. Please double-check the size chart before ordering — because each item is made for you, returns are easier to avoid by choosing the right size up front. If a print runs slightly differently from what you see on screen, that is the nature of made-to-order garment printing.
Disclosure
This is a reproduction / military-inspired item, not an issued uniform, and the garment itself is a modern printed piece for everyday wear. The M58 Flächentarnmuster naming and its 1956–1967 NVA/MDI lineage come from documented pattern history; “v4” is a MegaCamo colourway label and this is not official issue equipment.
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