What are the differences in the legal regulations on camouflage clothing in different countries?

There are great differences in the legal provisions of camouflage clothing in various countries. The following are the situations in some countries:
China:
According to the "Regulations on Military Uniform Management", it is prohibited to buy, sell, rent, lend or give away military uniforms without authorization; it is prohibited to use military uniforms and standard uniforms once equipped by the Chinese People's Liberation Army to engage in business activities; it is prohibited to solicit customers with terms such as "military supplies", "military uniforms" and "military products". It is illegal for non-military personnel to wear active camouflage military uniforms (such as 07-style camouflage uniforms, etc.). Violators may face confiscation of illegal items and illegal gains, and fines and other penalties; if a crime is constituted, criminal liability will be pursued in accordance with the law.
United States:
The management of military camouflage uniforms is strict. The US Navy's desert camouflage uniforms and other specific camouflage combat uniforms are compiled uniforms, which are purchased by the troops. Officers and soldiers are not allowed to buy and wear them at their own expense.
There are many restrictions on wearing occasions. For example, in the continental United States, there are specific areas (such as the Pentagon, Capitol Hill, the White House and other surrounding areas) where it is prohibited to wear; there are also corresponding wearing regulations on civilian transportation. It is prohibited to wear certain camouflage uniforms of the Navy when taking local airlines, railways or buses.
Thailand: In Thailand, there are strict restrictions on military uniforms. If ordinary people are found wearing camouflage uniforms, they will be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of more than 3 months but less than 5 years. This is because soldiers enjoy a high social status in Thailand. This regulation is to prevent criminals from disguising themselves as soldiers to commit crimes such as fraud.
Some Caribbean countries: Many island countries, including Barbados, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, Antigua, Barbuda and Jamaica, stipulate that only military personnel in the country can wear camouflage clothing, and it is illegal for ordinary people to wear it.
Nigeria: According to local criminal law, ordinary people are prohibited from wearing military uniforms with camouflage patterns, otherwise they will be fined or imprisoned. Due to the rise of Islamic extremist organizations and the chaos in domestic security, the country has this regulation to maintain social order and security.
United Kingdom: There is no clear and comprehensive prohibition on ordinary people wearing camouflage uniforms, but if they wear camouflage uniforms similar to those of the military and engage in some inappropriate behavior or cause adverse effects, other related legal issues may be involved.
Germany: There are no specific legal regulations regarding camouflage clothing, but there are legal requirements for some other aspects of clothing in Germany. For example, it is illegal to run out of gas on the highway, which also reflects the strict regulations of German law on certain specific behaviors and situations.