WTAPS latches onto one of natures best disruptive patterns:

via Honeyee.

Although leopard print is considered camouflage, I normally wouldn’t blog about it.  In this case though it’s interesting because it’s applied to a military cut of shirt and pants.  I wouldn’t buy it personally, but I believe the print is subtle enough to be wearable for most people.

Available at GIP-STORE  – ¥23,100 ($291 USD) for the shirt, ¥35,700 ($450 USD) for the pants.

Go on.. get your Mowgli on.