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Please read my description so there are no misunderstandings. Look at the pictures of these hats to make sure you know what they are and it's what you want. If you want to see more pics message me. Ask questions before your purchase. Due to the nature of the item and expensive shipping, this item isn't returnable.
Quantity 1 means 2 hats. Both are size Large.
I acquired these 2 authentic, vintage Swiss Armed Forces M83 (TAZ 83) field caps a while back. They are really cool but I don't see myself wearing them.I guess they are "used" military surplus but if they have been worn it would be very little.The colors are bright and crisp andI think most people would agree they are in near perfect to excellent condition. The colors are bright and crisp.
They feature the legendary high-contrast "Alpenflage" camouflage pattern, beautifully mixed with red, green, brown, tan, and black geometric shapes engineered for alpine forests.They use the AZ Alpenflage (Vierfruchtpyjama) pattern.They use a 4 panel construction with a flexible stretched brim and low profile fit. They are considered authentic surplus in really good condition and have excellent color and structural integrity.
Even though both are a size large one fits a little larger than the other due to the difference in the stretch of the elastic. I have a pretty large head and can wear both of them. The inside of the head bands are a little folded over on both hats but will flatten out with use or you could iron them down.Even though they're Swiss military hats there is no indication of where they were made.They've been in a smoke and child free home since I've owned them.
I ship fast and free within 1 business day. Shipping will be USPS, UPS, or Fed Ex. Due to the nature of theItem, it is not returnable. Email if you have questions before purchasing. Thanks for looking.