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Underwater ghille suit?

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salibandy

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You all know how ghille suits help break up body outline by being 3D right? Or something like that, you get the idea.

I was wondering if you could do the same for a wetsuit? Attach some netting to your suit and attach some burlap to it? Then it'll kinda look like a bunch of seaweed. I guess.
 
I've seen spearfishers in Europe who have taken such measures. Done well, it can be quite impressive in its underwater appearance. Above water is another matter.
 
Spaghetti posted a picture a while back of an interesting wetsuit (Italian or Greek I think) that had seaweed-like frills on the shoulders (and probably other places).
 
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