Oman makes camouflage a fashion crime with a $5,000 fine to match

Oman makes camouflage a fashion crime with a $5,000 fine to match
Think twice before going for this look in Oman – unless you want to pay thousands in fines. (File/Shutterstock)
Updated 13 January 2019
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Oman makes camouflage a fashion crime with a $5,000 fine to match

Oman makes camouflage a fashion crime with a $5,000 fine to match
  • You might think it's rugged and tough, but in Oman the military look is criminal
  • Military accessories are also included in the ban

DUBAI: If you have a wardrobe packed with combat or camouflage fashion, you might want to think twice about wearing it in Oman.

Under a new law anyone caught wearing military-style clothing and accessories in Oman face fines of up to $5,195, national daily Times of Oman reported.

The Public Authority for Consumer Protection (PACP) issued a ministerial decree, which includes a ban on military or similar clothes and accessories.

Those caught breaching the ban will pay a minimum administrative fine of $130, while repeat

violators will pay $130 each day, with a maximum fine of $5,195.