First Look: King's Camo Fall Collection

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posted on August 8, 2025
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Kings Camo has announced its fall 2025 lineup. Built to elevate adventures across every terrain, weather system and experience level, the new gear includes packable rainwear, updates to insulation pieces, versatile and durable pants, and an expanded offering of apparel featuring Kings XK7 camouflage.

“This launch addresses key needs in our offering while also improving on fan favorites to ensure we provide a full range of gear that works across changing seasons and conditions,” said Andrew Pooch, director of Digital Marketing and E-commerce at Kings. “From the new XKG Stormtrek Series to the expanded XK7 offerings, we’ve focused on delivering products that help users stay in the field longer and blend in better than ever before.”

King's Camo Pants

Designed for serious protection in the field, the XKG Stormtrek Rain Jacket ($199.99) and Pant ($189.99) offer lightweight, packable coverage to keep users prepared for unpredictable backcountry conditions. Featuring two-way stretch and Kings Windstorm Membrane with a 20K/20K waterproof breathability rating, plus Scotchgard DWR and taped seams, the Stormtrek Collection delivers weather protection without sacrificing mobility.

The XKG Transition Collection, featuring a Jacket ($229.99), Hooded Jacket ($239.99), and Vest ($169.99), has been updated to deliver high-efficiency insulation in midweight packable layers. Each piece is filled with Primaloft Gold Cross Core insulation and wrapped in a 100-percent micro ripstop polyester shell treated with a durable water-resistant finish. From the chilly pre-dawn hike to unexpected mountain storms, the XKG Transition Collection keeps users warm without slowing them down and can be easily packed when not in use.

King's Camo Coat

The new XKG Pivot Pant ($159.99) raises the bar for all-season versatility with performance, mobility and comfort. Made from a lightweight, four-way stretch blend of polyester and spandex, teamed with a water-resistant treatment and Polygiene Odor Control, it’s designed for everything from early-season outings in the heat to late-season pursuits in colder weather. Articulated knees and zippered hip vents add to the versatility and comfort of these purpose-built pants.

Customers looking for early-season performance can look to the XKG Arco Pant ($139.99). Constructed with a durable nylon stretch weave, it provides a powerful combination of toughness and flexibility, giving users the freedom to move fast and far with confidence. The zippered hip vents and Polygiene Odor Control enhance its performance as a warm-weather piece.

King's Camo Vest

The brand has also expanded its offering of the popular Kings XK7 camouflage pattern to additional items in the Hunter Series and kids’ apparel lines. Praised for its effectiveness at both close range and distance, XK7 blends seven abstract depictions of natural elements to provide adaptive concealment in diverse environments. The Hunter Series offers tough, reliable apparel with high-performing fabrics, generous fits and budget-friendly prices. The Kids’ Collection ensures kids feel comfortable and properly prepared for outdoor adventures.

Explore the full 2025 lineup at kingscamo.com/.

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