Which clothing company's marketing campaign in the 2000s inadvertently compromised a military camouflage pattern by making it widely available to civilians and potential adversaries?

Throughout military history, marketing campaigns for military equipment and gear have sometimes sparked controversy or had unexpected consequences. This poll tests your knowledge of a famous marketing misstep that affected battlefield operations. Even the most carefully planned marketing campaigns can have unforeseen implications when it comes to military applications.

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Under Armour's 'Tactical Series' that reproduced the MARPAT (Marine Pattern) camouflage
5.11 Tactical's 'Operator Series' that duplicated classified Special Forces patterns
Crye Precision's commercial release of MultiCam before its military adoption
UCP (Universal Camouflage Pattern) by the Army's clothing manufacturer, which was widely criticized for its poor performance while being heavily marketed