New generation (Fall 2022) reproduction of the standard issue HBT fatigue cap spec. 6-326, worn by all US Army, Army Air Corps, and some Marines. Issued from late 1942 through the end of the War. The new caps look original- down to the contract numbers on the labels.

Oct 4, 2007 · Here is a photo from Shelby Stanton's "US Army Uniforms of World War II". The caption states, "The SWPA khaki cap, generic to the Southwest Pacific Area, being worn with rank insignia by 31st Inf Div Brig. General Thomas Hickey on Morotai Island.

Introducing the meticulously replicated U.S. Army HBT Cap M43 WWII, designed to match the 1943 pattern in the iconic OD 7 Green. Also known as the "Cap, Herringbone Twill".

Our US HBT OD3 Cap is a perfect replica of the cap worn by U.S. soldiers during the Second World War. Originally introduced in 1941, the cap features a simple yet effective design, with a separate bill and cylindrical crown, offering a reliable fit.

Introducing the meticulously replicated U.S. Army HBT Cap M43 WWII, designed to match the 1943 pattern in the iconic OD 7 Green. Also known as the "Cap, Herringbone Twill", this cap features a 2" peak and is made with premium Herringbone Twill fabric.

New run (Fall 2022) of the first issue fatigue and field cap made in OD8 (sage green/ light shade HBT) spec 18-B. Patterned from original, unissued and unaltered samples, our caps feature 8 pleats and 4 air vents in the body.

The US HBT OD7 Cap reflects the crucial shift in military uniform design during WWII, transitioning from sage green to the more effective Olive Drab #7. This cap not only serves as an accurate representation of the original gear but also adds a …