Canada's Camouflage Authority
Great Canadian Camouflage
TM
Experts in camouflage, hunting, and Canadian history.
CANADA'S
Camouflage
AUTHORITY
TM
Since 2013, we've been developing and perfecting camouflage suited to Canada's vast ecosystems.
The Great Canadian Camouflage Co. is the #1 Canadian camouflage brand! As the Great White North's pioneering source for home-grown hunting camouflage, we've been trusted by some of Canada's leading outfitting companies, guides, lifestyle brands, sporting goods manufacturers and countless individuals to fulfill their camouflage needs. With over 8 years of experience in sending Canadian hunters on the way to the taxidermist, we've spent hundreds of thousands of hours learning how to make the best camo patterns on the market, and that goes into every single pattern.
Explore our camouflage patterns . . .
Our flagship desert camouflage made with Canadian wheat and dinosaur skin. Dedicated to Joseph Burr Tyrrell.
BLOODLINE
An open mixed wood pattern. Coming November 2022.
BOREALIS
Canada's most popular forest camo, designed for our widespread boreal hinterland. Dedicated to Joseph Montferrand.
DOMINION
A classic autumnal hardwood pattern, perfect for Eastern Canadian forests in the fall. Dedicated to Madeline Jarret.
Our first true Arctic and Subarctic pattern, available in both a summer and fall variant.
The original Canadian mixed wood pattern, designed for the ecotone forests of Eastern Canada. Dedicated to John Dennison.
GREAT WHITE NORTH
Our only true Snow pattern, largely composed of forest elements but versatile enough to be used anywhere. Dedicated to the Laurentians.
OBLIVION
A spring mixed wood pattern, the first Canadian pattern of it's kind. Dedicated to Francis Pegahmagabow.
PATHFINDER
A maritime pattern, once again the first of it's kind. Dedicated to Sir John Franklin.
REVENANT
An abstract mixed wood pattern inspired by First Nations art styles and dedicated to Shawnadithit.
SUPERIOR
Our flagship wetland camo, more suited to Canadian marshes than most american wetland patterns. Dedicated to Catherine Parr Traill.
COMING SOON . . .