Disruptive Pattern Material. DPM. It's shorthand for camouflage. There's a code to the pattern. Nick Bayliss wanted to be unique so he created his own code. It's something to live by and be not/seen in. That the sleeves are camo is shorthand for the lifestyle that the Royal Camo-365 Jersey lives. Royal like their riding all business, all fun, something that is both seen and not seen and that's just the way this jersey is. The design is memorable without being too striking -- which is great because much of our riding needs to be that way. We want to be seen and not noticed -- noticed gets us kicked out, thrown off, and generally denied the prime riding spots. Loose enough to go over armor and hide elbow pads without being a nightshirt. The polyester is a birds-eye pattern weave jacquard, same as on the Royal All-Day Jersey, which means it's wicks and breathes and leaves you in a riding state of mind 24/7/52/365. The Royal Camo-365 Jersey is offered in Urban Camo and Desert Camo, with a black jersey body. Small, medium, large or XL.