Czech M95 Field Cap

Czech Army M95 Field Cap

This is the field cap the Czech Army issued from 1995 onward, after Czechoslovakia split in 1993 and the new Czech forces adopted their own uniform. It is printed in M95 woodland camouflage and has a stiffened peak to shade the eyes, plus fold-down ear flaps for cold or wet weather. It suits collectors of post-Cold War European kit, reenactors building a Czech loadout, and anyone who wants a practical camo cap with real service history.

Features

• M95 Woodland Camouflage — The Czech M95 pattern, a color variant of the earlier vz. 85 design, mixes light green, olive and near-black shapes for woodland and mixed terrain.
• Cotton-Polyester Blend — A 50/50 cotton and polyester fabric keeps the cotton's comfort while the polyester adds strength and helps the cap hold its shape.
• Fold-Down Ear Flaps — A flap runs around the back and sides and folds down to cover the ears and neck, then buttons back up over the crown when you don't need it.
• Button Closure Over The Crown — A metal button on top holds the stowed flap neatly in place, and the flaps can also fasten under the chin.
• Stiffened, Pre-Curved Peak — The brim is shaped and reinforced to keep sun and rain off your face without going limp.
• Metal Ventilation Grommets — Two metal-ringed eyelets on each side let heat escape during hard work or warm weather.
• Genuine Czech Army Issue — Each cap was produced for the Czech armed forces, so you are getting the original government item rather than a commercial look-alike.

Issue Specification

The M95 cap belongs to the Czech Army's first post-split uniform system and was made in the Czech Republic to the army's own specification. The cut is a soft-crowned field cap with a fixed peak and an integral ear flap, which makes it more versatile than a simple patrol cap in cold months. It matches the M95 jackets, shirts and trousers from the same period, making it a natural fit for a complete Czech uniform.