Post WW2 RAF Peaked Woolen Cap

Post WW2 RAF Woolen Cap 

Royal Air Force Cap:

he RAF peaked cap, a key element of the Royal Air Force uniform, continued to evolve post-World War II while maintaining its iconic design. After the war, the cap remained a symbol of the RAF's professionalism and tradition, worn by officers and aircrew. The design typically featured a dark blue crown with a black patent leather peak, adorned with the RAF insignia in gold embroidery for officers or simplified versions for enlisted personnel.

Over time, the cap's construction saw minor adjustments for improved comfort and durability, reflecting changes in uniform standards. It became associated with ceremonial duties and formal occasions, symbolizing the RAF's identity and heritage. Despite the increasing use of practical headgear for operational contexts, the peaked cap has endured as a ceremonial staple and a mark of rank and distinction within the RAF.

Size 57-58cm