Ah, camouflage. The print that brought us one of my favorite bad jokes of all time: *oH wOW i CaN't SeE yOu".
When traveling, it's crucial to know what's legal/illegal, culturally respectful, and socially acceptable in your destination. Before you travel internationally, do some research so you don't make a silly mistake - like wearing camo in the wrong country.
For many people in the States, camo is worn to show support for our troops. So the thought of banning it might be a little surprising. But these 18 countries have limited camo-wearing to their military. If you plan on going to any of these destinations, be mindful when you pack!
1. Grenada
2. St. Vincent and the Grenadines
3. Barbados
4. Ghana
5. Dominica
6. Antigua and Barbuda
7. Nigeria
8. Jamaica
9. Oman
10. Philippines
11. Saudi Arabia
12. Bahamas
13. St. Lucia
14. Zambia
15. Trinidad and Tobago
16. Uganda
17. South Africa
18. Zimbabwe
The details of why vary from country to country, and the laws (and punishments) vary as well. Some want to be respectful of the sacrifice it takes to be in the military, some don't want civilians being confused with military members, and so on. At the end of the day, all that matters is that you don't pack any camo.