THE PATTERN LIBRARY
Worth a closer look.
A closer look at selected artwork from the SPROGS pattern library.

01 / Woodland
Hidden in plain sight.
Familiar organic shapes. Deep, grounded colours. Look closely for the exact SPROGS wordmark, worked into the print itself.
Woodland Hidden Signature
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02 / Tiger stripe
A different kind of stripe.
A distinctive field pattern in its traditional jungle and desert palettes. Long, broken strokes and a character all of its own.

03 / Desert chip
A familiar print. A softer palette.
DESERT CHIP SHAPES IN BABY BLUE CHIP, POWDER PINK CHIP AND DESERT CHIP. A SEPARATE COLOUR STORY WITHIN THE SPROGS LIBRARY.

Digital woodland
Digital Woodland
Stepped camouflage shapes with the SPROGS signature integrated into the print.
Artwork concept in development. Digital approval and physical sampling are still to follow.
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Hellenic study
Deep Current
A flowing camouflage study with cool blue tones and the SPROGS signature worked into the print.
Artwork concept in development. Digital approval and physical sampling are still to follow.
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Hellenic study
Smoke Signal
A restrained camouflage study with flowing marks and subtle SPROGS signatures.
Artwork concept in development. Digital approval and physical sampling are still to follow.
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Cypriot study
Mineral Dusk
Layered organic camouflage shapes with the SPROGS name integrated into the print.
Artwork concept in development. Digital approval and physical sampling are still to follow.
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Cypriot study
Copper Tide
An earthy camouflage study with organic shapes and subtle SPROGS signatures.
Artwork concept in development. Digital approval and physical sampling are still to follow.
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BARK CONCEALMENT
FIELDCRAFT
LAYERED BARK IN EARTH AND STONE TONES, WITH THE EXACT SPROGS SIGNATURE REPEATED THROUGH THE PRINT.
Artwork concept in development. Digital approval and physical sampling are still to follow.
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