Chinese Air Force Officer Visor

Features

1. Authentic PLA Surplus — Genuine military surplus visor cap issued to officers of the People's Liberation Army Air Force.
2. Type 87 Pattern — Part of the Type 87 uniform series worn from 1987 through 2007, a recognizable era of PLAAF service dress.
3. Two-Tone Air Force Coloring — Sky blue crown paired with a dark navy band, the standard color scheme distinguishing Air Force visors from Army and Navy issue.
4. Officer-Grade Construction — Stiffened crown, structured sweatband, and reinforced peak built to a higher standard than enlisted-issue caps.
5. PLAAF Cap Badge — Front bears the official Air Force cap badge with red star, wings, and wreath insignia.
6. Black Patent Leather Visor — Glossy black brim with gold-tone chinstrap cord and side buttons, true to military dress regulations.
7. Collector-Grade Rarity — A limited and seldom-imported piece of Chinese military headwear that's hard to source in the United States.
8. Made in China — Produced by Chinese state uniform factories for official PLAAF issue.