GREEK BLUE AF FIELD CAP USED
In stock
- SKU
- 91237303
- Style
- Hat, Headwear
Description
Authentic issue from the Hellenic Air Force, this Greek Blue Air Force Field Cap is a genuine piece of European military surplus — pulled from service and ready to find a second life on your sales floor. The deep air-force blue, flat-topped silhouette and structured visor give it the unmistakable look of real-deal government kit, not a civilian lookalike. For buyers stocking surplus walls, reenactor sections, or fashion-forward military-inspired apparel racks, it slots in instantly.
The cap is cut in the classic patrol/field style with a low crown, reinforced flat top, and a long stitched visor that shades the eyes without blocking peripheral vision. Metal grommet vents on each side keep airflow moving on warm days — a practical detail that matters to end customers who actually wear their caps outdoors. The sturdy cotton-blend shell has a smooth hand and a crisp, uniform appearance that photographs well for online listings.
Who it sells to
- Military surplus collectors looking for genuine European air force headgear
- Reenactors and living-history participants needing authentic Hellenic kit
- Airsoft and milsim players building NATO or Greek loadouts
- Fashion customers drawn to the enduring workwear/military cap silhouette
- Hikers, campers, and everyday wearers who want a tough, breathable cap
Key features
- Genuine Greek Air Force issue — real surplus, not a copy
- Classic flat-top patrol cap silhouette with structured crown
- Long stitched visor for sun protection and clean profile
- Metal grommet side vents for airflow
- Deep air-force blue colorway with uniform stitching
- Durable cotton-blend construction suited to daily wear
Condition
Supplied in used condition. Each cap has seen service and may show honest signs of wear — light fading, minor marks, or softening of the fabric — all part of the authenticity that collectors and surplus buyers specifically look for. No two are identical, and that character is part of the appeal.