GREEK LIZARD CAMO AF CAP USED
In stock
- SKU
- 91237301
- Style
- Hat, Headwear
Description
Original-issue field caps from the Hellenic Armed Forces in the distinctive Greek Lizard camouflage pattern — a bold, brush-stroke DPM derived from the classic French TAP47 lizard, reworked in Mediterranean tones of olive, khaki, sand, and deep forest green. Each cap comes fresh from Greek military stores in genuine used condition, complete with the embroidered Hellenic coat of arms (blue-and-white cross on a shield) affixed to the front.
This is the real thing, worn on parade grounds, in training, and on service — not a copy. That authenticity is exactly what drives sales to collectors of European camouflage patterns, reenactors building modern Greek impressions, and military-surplus enthusiasts who want a piece of Hellenic service history on the shelf.
Why It Sells
Greek Lizard is one of the most recognizable and sought-after camouflage patterns in Europe, and genuine issued examples are far less common on the international market than German Flecktarn or British DPM. Stock this cap alongside Greek Lizard field jackets and trousers to build out a complete impression, or merchandise it as a standalone conversation piece for camo collectors. The rugged brush-stroke print also crosses over into streetwear and festival fashion, where vintage military camo continues to trend strongly.
Features
- Pattern: Authentic Greek Lizard camouflage — brush-stroke print in olive, khaki, sand, and forest green
- Insignia: Embroidered Hellenic coat of arms badge on the front panel
- Construction: Structured military field cap with stiffened peak and side ventilation eyelets
- Origin: Genuine Hellenic Armed Forces surplus
- Condition: Used — shows honest signs of prior service wear, adding to its authenticity
Condition Note
As with all genuine issued surplus, expect fading, minor scuffs, and character marks consistent with field use. No two caps are identical — that lived-in patina is the hallmark of the real deal and a key selling point for collectors and reenactors alike.