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Vanilla Style Skin with Multicam Camo

It's a Vanilla Styled Skin.. with Multicam camo!

Multicam:

Multicam is a camouflage design originally developed for the US Army [...] by Crye Precision and US Army Natick Laboratories. The intent was to camouflage the wearer in many different environments and seasons, lessening the need to supply several camos. During the test phases of the US Army Uniform Trials of 2004, the pattern was referred to as "Scorpion." A slightly modified variation of the design became known as Multicam when it was released commercially by Crye. Although the US army didn't use the design until 2010, the pattern was reported to perform favorably by special forces in 2004. These ratings were one of the guiding factors for the US army when they decided to equip troops with the pattern in Afghanistan (interestingly, in official documents at the time, the early Multicam worn in Afghanistan was called Operation Enduring Freedom Camouflage Pattern (OCP)).

Multicam is widely available commercially and is produced under license by several manufacturers, as well as illegally copied by some Asian markets. Nations employing Multicam in one for or another currently include: Australia, Chile, Georgia, Maldives, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Panama, Denmark, Montenegro, Poland and the UK.

Source: https://www.camopedia.org/index.php/Multicam