Prym1 Camo uses the colours and textures of nature with the organic patterns of wildlife to create a camouflage with the effectiveness of a predator.

The concept of the Prym1 patterns stems for what we call the “Stipple Effect”.

By understanding how light diffuses and fragments through a Woodland; be it through the leaves, the foliage and the trees onto the woodland understory, in either dappled shade, full sun, or complete shadow often giving areas of high contrast (even on cloudy days), it creates broken up small fragments of light – “stippling”. Thus, helping to break up outline and help camouflage.

Over the years, Stacie's inspiration has come from ‘pointillism' art. A technique of pointillism painting using tiny dots of various pure colours which become blended to the eye.

The spots on a leopard are unique, yet they work whether he is in a tree or stalking on the ground.