How Realtree Camouflage Became a Cool-Kid Essential

As far as I know, hunting has not become a popular hobby in downtown Manhattan. But you may be forgiven for thinking just that, especially as it’s become hard to walk through Dimes Square without being confronted by a whole duck blind’s worth of Realtree camouflage. Even if you don’t know the name, you know the pattern: a camouflage made up of photo-realistic leaves, twigs, and bark usually used by those in more wooded locales than Canal St. Technically, Realtree is a brand—its name has become a sort of metonym for the patterns it sells as “Advantage Classic Camo” and… Read Full Article