The Army garments you where is a crime?

There is a trend among youths to wheare cloths resembling to Army garments.We can see people around us wearing army print lowers, caps ,shirts .Wearing army garbs or garbs resembling army garbs give a sense of pride of some kind of affiliation to Arm forces in some way.

Is wearing Army Garments by civilians legal?

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