Highly synthetic, flatter fabrics with printed camo patterns are often more reflective because the printing process involves applying a significant amount of ink on the fabric's surface. This creates a shiny, smooth layer making it less effective at blending into natural environments. In contrast, our organic-based fabrics are constructed using a jacquard knitting technique, where the camouflage pattern is not printed, but instead integrated directly into the individual fibers. This process uses significantly less ink, reducing the overall reflectivity of the garment. The jacquard knitting process also creates a textured surface that diffuses light, making our fabrics more effective a mimicking nature and natural light absorbencies.