Afghan Pakol Mountain Cap Color:Tan these very shawls were seen

these very shawls were seen on Operators from the United States Delta Force and CIA as a means to blend in with the local populace - a 'when in rome' approach to urban camouflage

ensuring the lettering doesn't come with it

The finite element analysis that went into the frame's design and aerospace grade resin construction is what makes it more than just a light weight polymer grid frame

Made in the USA by Catoma

Waterproofing panels may be worn

Afghan Pakol Mountain Cap Color:Tan these very shawls were seenAfghanistan and much of the middle east is well known for it's several thousand year long traditions: Fending off wars, and garments like this, the Pakol (Pack ohll). While it's origins are hazy, its been one of many enduring icons of traditional garments in the area. Mainly adopted as the staple headwear of Afghanistan, the Pakol is extremely practical, comfy, and even adaptable to colder conditions. It's worn much like a beret, covering the crown of