Collection: Camo & Military Guitar Skins

Camouflage patterns break up the outline of a guitar body, giving it a rugged, field-ready look, while battle scenes turn the top into a dramatic picture of soldiers, flames and helicopters. Here you will find woodland, desert, navy and sky blue camo alongside armored troopers and battlefield artwork, printed on high-gloss vinyl for whole bodies or pickguards.

  • Full body 50×60 cm or pickguard sheet
  • High-gloss laminated vinyl
  • No clear coat needed
  • In stock or printed to order
Sizes, fitting and questionsShow less

Two sizes, one design

The full body sheet (50×60 cm) covers the front and sides of any guitar or bass body in one piece. The pickguard sheet (27.5×33 cm) carries the whole design scaled down, ready to cut to a Tele or a Strat pickguard.

Fitting takes an afternoon

Sand, clean, lay the skin on, warm the curves with a hairdryer and trim the routes. No spraying, no booth.

Prefer it ready-made?

Every design here also comes UV printed on a copper-shielded pickguard, or in the box with a bound TL-style kit or body: the binding makes fitting the skin easy.

Common questions

Will a camo pattern line up across a carved or offset body shape?

Camo is an all-over repeating pattern with no single focal point, so it can be cut to any body shape without losing anything important. The 50×60 cm sheet covers the full front of most guitar and bass bodies with room to trim.

Do the battlefield scenes work as well as the plain camo patterns?

Scenes such as the soldier in the embers or the jungle helicopter assault have a main subject, so it is worth positioning that part away from the pickups and bridge before cutting. Plain woodland, navy or sky blue camo is more forgiving if you want an even look edge to edge.

Is the finish matt like real military fabric?

No, every skin is high-gloss laminated, so the camo colors look deep and shiny rather than flat. The laminate means no clear coat is needed, and it can be wiped clean with a soft damp cloth.