When you say cloth camo, do you mean the material or the pattern?
If its material you are looking for I prefer 100% cotton rip-stop. Although the NYCO is more durable, the 100% cotton is cooler and fades quicker creating more subdued colours. There is also 100% cotton twill, good if you hunt in cold weather, and a poly-cotton blend that is almost as cool as the rip-stop but better at wicking away moisture.
If it’s a pattern you’re looking for, it really comes down to your surroundings. I suppose desert camo wouldn’t work too well in Alaska, so I would go with either woodland or see what you might find in a local surplus store, maybe something from Sweden, Switzerland or some eastern European country where snow is common. If you plan on a hunting trip, try ‘sticks & limbs’ camo.