Lebanon Darak DPM v1 Camouflage Quilted Bomber Jacket.

Pattern: Lebanese Darak DPM v1

This is a DPM-family disruptive pattern — short for Disruptive Pattern Material, the family of soft, low-contrast camouflage built from overlapping organic blotches rather than hard-edged or geometric shapes. The DPM lineage spread well beyond its British homeland; variants and recoloured derivatives appeared across many forces, and the Lebanese Darak — darak being the Arabic term for the army — is the association this rendering is framed around. We keep the framing at the family level on purpose: what we can verify is that the design sits firmly inside the DPM vocabulary, not any specific unit, era or adoption date.

The v1 colourway, read straight from the product photo. Where most DPM runs green-and-brown woodland, this v1 rendition shifts into a clearly grey-urban register. The ground is a pale grey-green putty; the tonal shapes arrive in darker grey-olive; cream and off-white highlights break the field apart; and the eye-catcher is a muted red-rose (salmon) texture that recurs as elongated, wavy, almost leaf-like strokes across the chest and the sleeves. The overall impression is light, soft-edged and restful — a grey DPM reinterpretation rather than the classic olive-and-chocolate woodland. The geometry stays recognisably disruptive-pattern, but that grey-plus-salmon palette makes it read as something distinctly different from the usual woodland round.

Why own this jacket

If you are drawn to camouflage designs you can actually trace, this is a DPM-family rendering that is easy to place in the broader pattern picture while still feeling off the standard shelf — grey rather than the habitual green. If you like an aesthetic that diverges from the olive woodland and black-and-white digital that fill high-street fashion, this v1 gives you exactly that change of register. And because the pattern is worn here as civilian streetwear rather than surplus kit, it comes across as a considered pick rather than a rehash of issue gear.

The DPM family is one that enthusiasts collect across its many national renditions, and this grey-urban Darak variant is a worthwhile addition to that appreciation — handled here as a casual everyday outer layer you will actually reach for.

The quilted bomber jacket

The base shell is built from 100% polyester at a substantial ~23 oz weight, with a quilted lining of polyester staple fibre that traps warmth without adding bulk. Finished with a ribbed bomber collar, ribbed cuffs and hem, a smooth front zip and two pouch pockets, it keeps the classic bomber silhouette from the first zip to the last stitch. The whole garment carries the pattern front and back as an all-over print, and the finished jacket weighs around 0.652 kg.

Fit, sizing and care

Available from XS to 5XL, with a measurement tolerance of ±5%. It is a classic bomber cut that layers cleanly over a tee or a hoodie, so if you plan to wear it over bulkier pieces, consider going up a size. Each jacket is Made to Order: printed and sewn after you order, with production and fulfilment taking 4–7 days before shipping — that is the make time only and does not include transport, which varies by destination.

Machine wash cold, avoid bleach, and do not tumble dry hot.

Explore more DPM

If the grey-DPM look suits you, browse the wider men’s camouflage bomber collection for other family renders, or head over to the Lebanon camo collection to see every Lebanese Darak DPM rendition we carry.

Printed and sewn on order. Shipping directly after fulfillment.

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You can find a list of all the currently available camouflages by country HERE: https://megacamo.com/list-of-camos-available/

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