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    Been seeing some articles on the internet about issues with wearing "camo" style clothes in Jamaica. I have not been able to find anything on official Jamaican websites but many travel sites have warnings about most islands in the Caribbean having issues with camo.

    Anyone have insight on this issue in Jamaica? Shorts, swim suits, t-shirts, etc...

    http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2.../letters5.html

    http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...flage-clothing

    http://cruiseline.com/advice/cruisin...about-cruising "Number 2"

    http://www.destinationweddingsguide....bbean/jamaica/ "Health and Safety"

    http://bluefieldsvillas.com/from-our...bean-vacation/ "Clothes NOT to pack"
    Last edited by Captain Oil; 03-24-2015 at 08:16 AM.

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    I've been told that it's "verboten".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Oil View Post
    Been seeing some articles on the internet about issues with wearing "camo" style clothes in Jamaica. I have not been able to find anything on official Jamaican websites but many travel sites have warnings about most islands in the Caribbean having issues with camo.

    Anyone have insight on this issue in Jamaica? Shorts, swim suits, t-shirts, etc...

    http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2.../letters5.html

    http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...flage-clothing

    http://cruiseline.com/advice/cruisin...about-cruising "Number 2"

    http://www.destinationweddingsguide....bbean/jamaica/ "Health and Safety"

    http://bluefieldsvillas.com/from-our...bean-vacation/ "Clothes NOT to pack"
    I know that when I go on vacation somewhere I want to look as paramilitary as possible all the time. A simulated knife in my teeth and a couple of dummy handgrenades round out the look.

    In a world rife with terrorists, looking like a possible menace is high on the list. What ever happened to Hawaiian Shirts?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Accompong View Post
    I know that when I go on vacation somewhere I want to look as paramilitary as possible all the time. A simulated knife in my teeth and a couple of dummy handgrenades round out the look.

    In a world rife with terrorists, looking like a possible menace is high on the list. What ever happened to Hawaiian Shirts?

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    lol!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Accompong View Post
    I know that when I go on vacation somewhere I want to look as paramilitary as possible all the time. A simulated knife in my teeth and a couple of dummy handgrenades round out the look.

    In a world rife with terrorists, looking like a possible menace is high on the list. What ever happened to Hawaiian Shirts?

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    This is great!

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    Thank goodness I read this today.. I just got back from Belize..have NEVER worn camo except for deer hunting..but bought a pair of Capri camo roll up pants..didn't even think about it...will b in Negril in 16 days..will not be bringing those!! THANKYOU!!!

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    See what I mean about blaze orange camo at a Packer Game

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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Oil View Post
    See what I mean about blaze orange camo at a Packer Game

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    On a cold day at Lambeau there is more blaze than green and gold. As far as camo goes, they are my favorite,old wore out,dont you dare throw those out shorts that I own. If they think my skinny,white 50+ y/o ass is impersonating or disrespecting any one in the military, they got some serious eye problems and issues. I wont wear them through the airport, but if they ask me to remove them I will. Drop trou right then and there and ask 'em to dinner. Nobody asks me to drop trou any more...

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    Quote Originally Posted by limeex2 View Post
    On a cold day at Lambeau there is more blaze than green and gold. As far as camo goes, they are my favorite,old wore out,dont you dare throw those out shorts that I own. If they think my skinny,white 50+ y/o ass is impersonating or disrespecting any one in the military, they got some serious eye problems and issues. I wont wear them through the airport, but if they ask me to remove them I will. Drop trou right then and there and ask 'em to dinner. Nobody asks me to drop trou any more...
    Well, nobody could think THAT would be disrespectful.

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    Just got back and didn't know about the "no camo" thing before we visited, so DH wore camo shorts at least a couple days during the trip. They don't look like legit military camo but still, it was never an issue - no second looks, no questions, no whispering. I never would have known it was supposedly taboo if I hadn't read this and I still kind of doubt it really is taboo, given the number of Jamaicans we saw wearing camo print on clothing or selling camo swimsuits and stuff.

    If you dress in full camo and try to pass yourself off as military I can obviously see that as being a problem but I doubt anyone cares if you have printed cargo shorts.

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