Hat, Herringbone Twill, M1941 (Daisy Mae) photo1 Command the respect of your

Command the respect of your audience with this sharp item

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this item is made authentically from US Army spec herringbone twill weave fabric

It is difficult to confirm this simply because the original specs used to manufacture the helmet covers are dated 1942 and include a section to install foliage slits

Hat, Herringbone Twill, M1941 (Daisy Mae) photo1 Command the respect of yourThis hat is made from custom woven 100% cotton herringbone twill fabric and Mil spec dyed in the shade of OD #5 (light shade, "sage") and meant to be worn with the Army Light Shade HBT fatigues. These are the fatigue headgear more commonly known as "Daisy Mae". These hats were widely used during the early stages of WWII, then they were replaced by the Cap, Herringbone Twill (Fatigue). Both men and women are known to have worn this hat in WWII.