Fabric Camouflage Strip

A narrow piece of fabric, with unfinished edges, cut in widths from 2 inches (50.8 mm) to 3 inches (76.2 mm), from a coarse loosely woven textile generally jute or cotton. It is treated for mildew and flame resistance and is impregnated with coloring matter that has low infrared reflectance. It is woven into netting to form a camouflage cover. Excludes cloth, osnaburg; strip, coated cloth; and tape textile.