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In some Caribbean countries, civilians can't wear camouflage

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Looking like a discount action hero on your beach vacation is a fantastic way to get immediately detained. Nations like Barbados, Jamaica, and St. Lucia have strict laws forbidding civilians—including tourists—from wearing camo print. It was enacted to prevent gang members from impersonating military personnel, meaning your trendy cargo shorts will be confiscated right off your body at customs.

In some Caribbean countries, civilians can't wear camouflage
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