WW1 Canadian CEF CAMC Officers Peak Cap Hat Size 7 1/4

The WW1 Canadian CEF CAMC Officers Peak Cap Hat Size 7 1/4 is a style of headgear associated with the military history of Canada during the First World War. Specifically, it was the style worn by officers of the Canadian Expeditionary Force’s (CEF) Canadian Army Medical Corps (CAMC). The peak cap is characterized by its stiff, flat brim, which shields the wearer’s eyes from sunlight. It is designed to fit a head of 7 1/4 size, corresponding roughly to a medium/large adult head size. Constructed to military grade specifications, the hat is lightweight and robust, suitable for wear both on parade and in the field. The cap’s aesthetic denotes ranking, unit, and nationality, enhancing the wearer’s uniform with a distinct military presence. Its construction allows for a snug and comfortable fit, ensuring it stays in place during considerable physical activity, essential for the fast-paced, rigorous environment of medical corps operations.