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    I have actually been stopped at customs for wearing camo cargo shorts and told that I had to change before entering the country.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Face Down View Post
    I have actually been stopped at customs for wearing camo cargo shorts and told that I had to change before entering the country.

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    I do not see how this can make it any clearer.... thanks for the link Face Down!

    Use your head. A Hollister "camo" shirt with jeans or a "camo" bathing suit would be hard to mistake for a uniform. But if there is even the remotest chance your outfit could be mistaken for legit battle fatigues, why would you take the chance? Is that fabric really worth the risk? Impersonating an officer is not a joke thing.

    The immigration officers have the right to do just about anything, you are not officially in Jamaica yet, and you are not in your home country - you are in limbo and up to the discretion of the officers. Do as they ask.
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    I have brought to Jamaica a camo fishing kayak, camo fishing rod, and also camo fishing lines. The only problem I had at the customs was negotiating down the excessive import tax they wanted to charge me. I also wear my camo shorts throughout the Island NO PROBLEM.

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    If I wear camo on the beach will I be invisible to the Higglers?

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    Hate to burst your bubble but the neon colors are back BIG TIME in Florida this season. Get ready. Soon come to a store near you.

    Naw ... Target stores ..lasted less then 2 years .. in Canada
    & I only step into a Walmart ..once a year ( Christmas ) ...
    Hopefully ..the neon ..will stay south of the 49 th

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    A young lady that works with the resort we frequent is on my wife's facebook page. She has some "outfits" that are camo. I doubt anyone would mistake what she is wearing as para military, but they are certainly interesting... And not really camouflaging much of anything....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hussyband View Post
    A young lady that works with the resort we frequent is on my wife's facebook page. She has some "outfits" that are camo. I doubt anyone would mistake what she is wearing as para military, but they are certainly interesting... And not really camouflaging much of anything....
    Hussyband - I'm going to have to see those pictures for myself. Just for, you know, "research".

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    Have worn my desert camo cargo shorts many many times to Negril. Up and down the beach...Never a snicker or complaint. Hell I even have a Lynyrd Skynyrd shirt I wear sometimes. Takes all kinds and I am proud to be one of dem dare woodchucks.

    Interesting information anyway..Thanks for sharing!

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    I've been wearing camo shorts to and in JA for years and have never had an issue.
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    I never knew this. I don't own anything camo, but I never this.
    In Loving Memory of William 'Bunny Rugs' Clarke, Lead Singer of Third World:

    "There's a land not so far away/Where the sun keep shinning all through the day/And this land that we all love/God gave us the wood and the water/Blessed by the moon and stars above/Sweet, sweet Jamaica/Beautiful Jamaica/Everyday feels like a holiday/Sweet reggae music playing/From Negril to Morant Bay/Sweet, sweet Jamaica/Oh Jamaica/Irie, irie, irie Jamaica/Sweet Jamaica our land we love"

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