Reproducing historical military camouflage patterns with modern all-over print (AOP) technologies requires precise color matching and high-resolution detailing to ensure authenticity and accuracy. Still, true exact color matching is not possible due to several factors. Many original camouflage patterns were created using specific dyes, printing methods, and fabric textures, which can vary due to aging, fading, and differences in production batches. Additionally, sublimation printing, the primary method used for AOP, tends to produce lighter and less saturated colors than digital mockups, as the ink bonds with the fabric rather than sitting on top of it. Despite these limitations, modern AOP technology allows for near-exact replications by ensuring sharp, detailed patterns and carefully calibrated color profiles. Advanced color adjustment techniques help approximate the original hues as closely as possible, preserving the integrity of vintage military uniforms, field gear, and tactical apparel. By blending historical accuracy with modern printing innovation, these reproductions provide collectors, enthusiasts, and tactical users with high-quality camouflage that maintains its authentic look while benefiting from modern durability and performance.