迷彩色ありますかって英語でなんて言うの？

All these words mean the same type of pattern, the common word for English speaking nationals may differ from country to country. Do you have anything in camouflage/army/military print? I’m looking for camouflage/army/military print.

Camouflage is these days popularly shortened to 'camo' for ease of pronunciation - and possibly spelling. Over the years, this style has maintained a level of popularity albeit by just a minority, although it has influenced mainstream design at different periods. This style is also sometimes referred to as 'battledress or combat fatigues 'Military fatigues worn in combat, a form of battle dress.' "May I help you sir?" "Yes, Do you have any camouflage coloured clothing?" "Certainly, the military fatigues are in the corner."

The standard camouflage design was made popular through the use of the military as it was the standard style of print for anyone in the military . Nowadays it has become a very popular style for non-army or non-military people. We shorten the name and call it camo print clothing. We use the word print after the word because its not just a design its like the pattern of the style on the fabric like leopard print fabric . There are other expressions we use when describing camouflage clothing style such as: Army clothing or attire , hunting clothing or camo print clothes . You could say: "Do you have any camo print skirts or pants" "I'm really crazy about camo print clothes do you have any type or style here? " I am wearing my army skirt today"

Both of these phrases can be used to ask for clothing, in a store, with a specific pattern. You can also use the same structure but change the adjective to help find other types of clothing. For example Do you have anything with a lion on the front? Do you have anything in Green?

While shopping in a clothes shop and you want to check if they have clothes with a camouflage design/ color/ pattern, you could ask like this: "Do you have any clothes with camouflage patterns?"

When speaking with someone you do not know well, using polite phrases such as "Excuse me" and "Pardon me" is a kind way to get somebody's attention. Also, you can substitute out the word "design" with synonyms such as "print" or "pattern." All three of these words are interchangeable and possess the same meaning. In the second sentence, "do you carry any clothes" does not mean to "support, transport, or bear the burden of a thing's weight, but instead is asking if the store itself holds or contains the item you are looking for.