Balaclava camouflage

The camouflage balaclava is a knitted hat that covers your entire head and neck, with two eye holes and a mouth opening in a green-brown army print. You pull it over your head down into the collar of an army jacket or camouflage vest, leaving only your eyes and mouth free. Women and men who want to appear as a soldier or commando during carnival or at an army party will make their head unrecognizable with it.

Print, knitwear and openings of the camouflage hat

• The camouflage pattern consists of irregular patches in green, brown and dark army green, all around the entire hat.
• The hat has two separate eye holes and a round mouth opening, each finished with a border of green knitwear.
• The fine knitwear continues under the chin, so your neck is also covered.
• The material is 100% polyester.
• Wash the hat by hand and do not bleach, tumble dry, iron or steam.
• The balaclava is intended for women and men.

How does a balaclava differ from a regular winter hat?

You pull a balaclava over your entire face, while a regular hat only covers your skull and ears. The name comes from the bivouac, the temporary field camp of soldiers, and the green-brown blotch print refers to the camouflage pattern with which armies blend into forests and shrubbery. If you want your face to disappear and the army look to continue from crown to collar, then this hat with three openings is the logical choice. If you want to show your face, a cap or helmet works better.

Glasses, face paint and accessories for your balaclava

With some black or green face paint around your eyes, the light skin edges in the eye holes disappear, so the camouflage is not interrupted anywhere. Ski goggles or dark sunglasses over the eye holes immediately give a commando look. An ID tag on a ball chain and an army helmet over the hat complete the soldier look.

Order the camouflage balaclava and go unrecognizable into the polonaise during carnival or at your army party.