Helikon-tex HAWAIIAN TRUCKER CAP Tactical Military Style

Trucker cap with a double bottom 

Hawaiian Trucker is a lightweight, quick-drying trucker cap that effectively wicks moisture away, ensuring comfort even during intense activities. Mesh panels at the back provide excellent breathability, while the contoured brim protects your eyes from the sun. The adjustable closure allows for a perfect fit, making it a practical and stylish headpiece for everyday wear and outdoor adventures.   

Colorful patterns with a story 

Pacific Pattern 

The blue hues of this pattern are inspired by special operations conducted on water. Upon closer inspection, amidst the waves, you can spot a speeding RIB (Rigid Inflatable Boat) filled with special forces operators. Elsewhere, divers equipped with rifles emerge onto the shore, while above the water, a helicopter hovers, ready to pick them up. These scenes resemble moments from action movies or documentaries about Navy SEALs. 

DarkOps Pattern 

The subdued, dark colors are inspired by tactical operations called "black tactics" or CQB (Close Quarters Battle), which typically involve close-combat scenarios conducted in confined spaces, often under cover of night and utilizing night vision. Despite the use of black and gray tones in the design, one can discern shapes of weapons commonly employed in such operations, including:  

• the MK18 carbine with a suppressor and laser sight  
• an offensive handgun equipped with a flashlight and reflex sight  
• flashbang grenades 

Duck Hunter (Grease Gun)

A lightweight cap featuring the distinctive Duck Hunter camouflage and an embroidered M3A1 submachine gun. The mesh back provides breathability, while the curved brim shields your eyes from the sun.
Trucker caps were inspired by the headwear worn by American truck drivers – a pop culture classic and a comfortable, functional piece of everyday gear.

From the battlefield to everyday wear

The origins of the Duck Hunter camouflage date back to 1942, when General Douglas MacArthur commissioned special equipment for the elite Marine Raiders unit. Originally known as Frog Skin, this pattern quickly gained recognition in many variations for its effectiveness in the field.
After World War II, Duck Hunter entered the civilian market, where its subtle design stood out among other camouflages for its versatility. It’s not directly associated with the military, making it an ideal choice for both outdoor enthusiasts and those who appreciate a distinctive tactical look in everyday life.

FEATURES

• Breathable
• Lightweight
  
• Weight 73g
• FIT: One size fits all
• Material: Main: 97% Cotton, 3% Elastan

TOLERANCE FOR THE DIMENSIONS GIVEN IN THE TABLE IS +/- 2 CM (APPLIES ONLY TO CLOTHING).