Lowland ERDL Camo Tee

The Lowland ERDL Camo Tee brings one of America’s most influential camouflage patterns back into everyday wear. Featuring the distinctive Lowland ERDL pattern across the full garment and the American Heritage Museum logo on the left sleeve, this tee honors a design that helped shape modern military camouflage.

ERDL - short for Engineer Research and Development Laboratory - was developed by the U.S. Army in the late 1940s and refined through the 1960s. It saw operational use during the Vietnam War, where two primary variants emerged: the “Lowland” pattern, with dominant green tones suited for dense jungle environments, and the “Highland” version with more brown tones for drier terrain. The Lowland ERDL pattern became especially associated with U.S. Army Special Forces, reconnaissance units, and Marine Corps forces operating in Southeast Asia. It also directly influenced the later M81 Woodland camouflage pattern used by U.S. forces for decades.

This tee combines that historic pattern with modern comfort and performance. Made from 100% polyester microfiber-knit fabric, it offers a premium soft feel while remaining lightweight and highly breathable - ideal for warm weather or layering. The textured fabric enhances durability without sacrificing comfort, and the tagless design ensures irritation-free wear. Proudly assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts, the Lowland ERDL Camo Tee is a wearable piece of camouflage history.

• Features authentic Lowland ERDL camouflage pattern

• American Heritage Museum logo on left sleeve

• Inspired by Vietnam-era U.S. military camouflage

• Lightweight, breathable microfiber-knit fabric

• Available in two fabric weights

• Tagless design for comfort

• AHM exclusive

A pattern born in the jungle. A legacy that shaped modern camouflage.