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Camo Hats & Caps
Proppers camo caps are caps with camouflage patterns and can be of different physical design. Camouflage caps can come in a variety of camouflage patters, most popular are desert camouflage, Asian tiger camouflage, digital tiger stripe camouflage, midnight camouflage, multicam camouflage, urban camouflage, universal camouflage (also commonly known as army ACU digital camouflage), and woodland camouflage. The varieties of designs Propper caps come in are boonie hats, fatigue caps, patrol caps and utility caps. Camo caps are useful to military personnel in combat to help them better blend in to their surroundings, to not be visible to their enemies. Camo caps are also worn by civilians for fashion reasons and to provide the eyes with protection from the sun. The camo caps offered by Propper are also referred to as camo hunting caps, camo fatigue hats, fitted camo caps, military hats, military patrol caps, camouflage caps, camouflage hats, army camo headwear, camouflage military hats, camo ranger caps.

Asian Tiger Stripe Camouflage
The Asian Tiger Stripe camouflage is a specific type of design from the tiger stripe camouflage family. The tiger stripe camouflage pattern was developed for use during close range encounters with enemy forces to blend one in with the dense jungle surroundings, mostly used during jungle warfare by the South Vietnamese Armed Forces and US Forces. Tiger stripe camouflage got its name because of its resemblance to a tiger’s stripe. The tiger stripe camouflage features narrow stripes that look like brush strokes of green and brown, and broader brush strokes of black printed over a lighter shade of olive or khaki. There is at least 19 different known versions of tiger stripe camouflage, including the asian tiger stripe camouflage. The origin of the tiger stripe camouflage is unclear, consisting of 64 stripes. The tiger stripe camouflage was used by US troops between 1965 and 1975 by advisors who were sent to South Vietnam. The tiger stripe camouflage uniform was never an official US issue uniform but solider were permitted to wear it. The asian tiger stripe camouflage was also worn by the military of the following countries, the Philippines and the Thailand. Asian tiger stripe camouflage is commonly referred to as asian tigerstripe camouflage, asian tiger strip camo, jungle camouflage, jungle camo, asian tiger camo, military camouflage, military camo, stripe camouflage, stripe camo, camo stripes, asian camo, asian camouflage.