CAMOUFLAGE BOONIE HAT / MITCHELL PATTERN Belts Navy in the 1940s

Navy in the 1940s

an era where wool sweaters and cotton sports sweatshirts overlapped

a mid-century workwear piece that’s efficacy and design makes it as useful now as it was at the time of its inception

with an eye-catching all-over print design that can be worn casually on or off the bike

allowing for a new generation of recreational attire for the 80s

CAMOUFLAGE BOONIE HAT / MITCHELL PATTERN Belts Navy in the 1940sThe 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