Helmet military child army

The military child army helmet is a round soldier helmet for children, olive green in color with irregular beige camouflage patches across the shell.

With this helmet on, your child plays the soldier on patrol, the commander of a playground base, or the scout sneaking through the bushes. The helmet is intended for boys and girls and suits a children's party or a theme party with a military dress-up look.

Color and shape of the soldier helmet

• The base color is a matte olive green shade with beige patches in a camouflage pattern.
• The surface has a slightly grainy finish, which prevents the helmet from shining.
• The round shell extends into a short rim that runs around the entire helmet.
• A thin black cord is attached to the side of the rim.
• The helmet is made for children and suitable for boys and girls.
• The brand is Funny Fashion.

Why does a soldier helmet have camouflage patches?

Camouflage patches break up the round shape of a helmet, so that a soldier is less likely to stand out among leaves, grass, and shadows. That is why soldiers in many countries wear green or brown helmets with such a patch pattern. For a child, that pattern specifically makes the difference between an ordinary hat and a recognizable soldier look. A plain helmet is more likely to remind people of a construction helmet, while the patches immediately show which theme you are choosing.

Face paint and accessories for the army helmet

Two or three stripes of green and brown face paint under the eyes and across the cheeks give the face the same camouflage as the helmet. Black sunglasses, or a toy pair of binoculars around the neck, turn your child into a scout on lookout. Anyone who wants to complete the look hangs a metal nameplate on a small chain around their neck, just as soldiers wear their identification plate. A shirt in green or with a camouflage print underneath lets the colors of the helmet flow through.

Order the military child army helmet and your child will march into battle as a soldier at the next children's party.