CAMOUFLAGE BOONIE HAT / MITCHELL PATTERN hide_size_guide driven by returning veterans and

driven by returning veterans and the rapid growth of motorcycle culture

From DOUBLE DIAMOND and originating in 19th-century Britain and Ireland

N-1 deck jackets were worn by the aircraft carrier deck crew during World War Il and the Korean War

made in the Wakayama Prefecture

CAMOUFLAGE BOONIE HAT / MITCHELL PATTERN hide_size_guide driven by returning veterans andThe CAMOUFLAGE BOONIE HAT MITCHELL PATTERN is a civilian concept of the Vietnam War era Hat, Jungle also known as the Boonie hat in Mitchell Camo Printed Cotton Sateen. Throughout the Vietnam war a number of trial garments were made and tested in Mitchell camouflage, including the M 65 though none of those garments were widely issued and shelter halves and helmet covers remained the only official designation. The camouflage was popular though and