Canadian Disruptive Pattern (CADPAT) camouflage is a unique and modern form of camouflage developed in Canada. It is a pixelated camouflage design that uses a variety of shapes and colors to break up the user’s silhouette. The CADPAT pattern was designed to provide optimal concealment in Canada’s varied terrain, everything from grasslands to forests, deserts to snowfields. It is a four-color disruptive pattern designed to reduce detection by blending in with its surroundings. This pattern has become the standard for the Canadian Forces and is used by many other countries around the world. CADPAT is designed to reduce detection from infrared sensors, such as night vision devices, by using a special infrared resistant material. The pattern also incorporates small “micro-patterns” which help break up the human shape and make the user blend in with their environment even better. With CADPAT, the Canadian military has been able to stay one step ahead of the enemy and remain undetected in any terrain.