Abstract: A camouflage construction comprises a first base layer having a top side defining a first camouflage motif and an opposite bottom side defining a second camouflage motif. A second garnish layer, formed from a plurality of elongated strips each having a central longitudinal axis extending between opposite ends of each strip, and a plurality of slits formed transverse to each strip longitudinal axis so that a plurality of fingers are formed on each side of the longitudinal axis so that each finger has a first end that is attached to a continuous central portion of the strip and a second end that is free to move with respect to the first end and adjacent fingers, are bonded to the first base layer top side along the central longitudinal axes to form a three-dimensional motif on the first base layer top side.