Any replicas of M84’s are likely to be pretty good, anything that Flektarn sell is always good quality, they have a good rep they’re not going to want damaged. There’s loads of really cheap copies of older common camo, like US Woodland and UK DPM, but Danish isn’t a common pattern, and doesn’t get copied by the really cheap copyists.
The thing is there are collectors of unusual camo who go for stuff like the Danish gear, because it’s damn good quality, and there’s the Airsoft crowd who collect unusual kit too, so they’re always on the lookout for interesting patterns.
The different varieties of Multicam, like UK MTP are starting to come on the market fairly cheaply now as well.
German Flektarn is pretty good, but doesn’t have the big pockets that M84 has. It is pretty cheap, though.
All I have is the M84, and an old pair of original Vietnam-era Tigerstripe combats, which I chopped the legs off at the knee to make shorts, and they’re damned good, mine are years old now.
I’m not a collector, I only like certain patterns, and wear them ‘cos they were cheap, they are very comfy, have big pockets for carrying loads of junk, and they don’t show dirt and stains too much. Plus I have to do lots of bending down and kneeling, so combats are perfect, they don’t get in the way.
And they were cheap. 😀
Interesting history of M84, and some of the manufacturers making it, and replicas. Regular gear has a white label with a crown with HMAK underneath, and 2004 below that.
http://www.strikehold.net/2013/07/29/danish-m84-pletsloring-camouflage-pattern/