Below are a pair of officer "M43" caps showing the wartime top taper. When the West German border guard force was set up after the war, they received a new pattern "M43" cap that was a cross between the WWII "M43" and the WWII mountain cap.

Reproduction of perhaps the best known cap of WWII- the German Einheitsfeldmütze, which remains one of the best field cap designs to this day. Introduced sometime in 1943, the M43 cap was essentialla wool version of the popular cotton field cap worn by the Afrika Korps.

The ski cap is a type of field cap used by several German-speaking or German-influenced armed forces since the late 19th century. The design originates from imperial Austria-Hungary, but is best known for its widespread use as M43 field cap (Einheitsmütze) used by the German Wehrmacht and SS during World War II.

Reproduction of the single button version of the German WWII Einheitsfeldmütze. These are typically seen worn by Waffen SS troops with "stacked" insignia, but occasionally one will find a period photo (or original cap) showing them in use with Heer troops.

German M43 Feldmütze, reproduction made in Germany by Robert Lubstein EREL with the high feldgrau wool quality, two metal buttons and cotton linner with markings. The M43 field cap was introduced for wear by all ranks in June 1943.

Price and other details may vary based on product size and color. Finnish army Genuine M65 Field Cap. Finland Military Issue Surplus Wool hat.

The M43 field cap or "Einheitsmütze" was a cap used by the German Wehrmacht and SS, during World War II. The design of the fieldcap was based on the German Gebirgsjäger's ski cap, the only differences being the bill was slightly extended and the top panel of the hat had a smaller circumference...

This is a reproduction of the Waffen SS field cap, made using Italian wool and gray HBT lining fabric. Our wool was custom made in a typical shade of this cloth in 2010 by Woolrich Mills in Pennsylvania, and the lining was copied from an original swatch we sent overseas.

Original WWII German Heer Infantry M34 overseas cap for an enlisted member. Early pre-war production and early war quality wool construction with ribbed cotton liner and ventilation grommets. All original factory applied insignia with white infantry branch soutache.

The M43 Feldmütze (Field Cap) is a variety of "Ski Cap" and was based on the Bergmütze (Mountain Hat) used by Austrian and German Gebirgsjäger (Mountain Troops) during WWI. Germany had adopted it in 1915, and after the war it spread throughout the military.