This winter paratrooper cap is an authentic piece of Hungarian military uniform designed to protect against the harsh cold. Designed for paratroopers and winter enthusiasts, it features a classic military design and reliable warmth even in extreme weather conditions. Made from a sturdy cotton blend, this hat combines durability and comfort, making it the perfect choice for those who value functionality and authenticity.

The hat has ear flaps that provide additional protection against the cold. The flaps can be zipped under the chin for maximum warmth, or pulled over the top of the hat for weather protection. The faux fur lining on the inside provides exceptional insulation and comfort, even on the coldest days.

Designed in one size fits all, this hat fits most head sizes. It is a great choice not only for winter expeditions, but also for collectors of military equipment or those who like the classic ushanka style. It provides both warmth and an opportunity to feel true military inspiration.

New (Surplus)

Our condition standards classify "New (Surplus)" as items that have been issued to military personnel but have not been used.

Militaries of many countries issue basic and spare military equipment to their personnel so that soldiers can easily replace damaged or lost equipment during missions.

Since the military replaces/updates issued equipment periodically, every 2-4 years depending on the country, in some cases spare personnel equipment returns to military warehouses unused, but no longer used due to the high standards of the military.

Expected condition:

• Warehouse smell (Long storage).
• Dust marks (Long storage).
• The goods are repackaged in our warehouse.

ATTENTION!

• "Estimated condition" - may appear on 1 in 10 items.
• "Rare Condition" - May appear on 1 in 50 items.
• The listed possible defects will not necessarily be on the product you received !

PAY ATTENTION!

Most of the photos we sell are taken by ourselves, so to get a more accurate picture of the item's condition, please take a look at the last product photos, they usually show the worst condition items and what you can expect in the worst case scenario.