Luftwaffe General's Visor Cap - EREL®

Manufacturer: Robert Lubstein (EREL)

Condition: New product

Luftwaffe General Schirmmutze, made with blaugrau gabardine, gilt wire piping and correct ribbed cap band. Complete with aluminium chin cord and buttons, hand embroidered bullion eagle and winged wreath with cockade. Visor width 45mm. Made in Germany by Robert Lubstein TM

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98,35 € Tax excluded

Weight :0.6 kg

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Head Size

Size guide

Headwear sizes
How to measure

	S		M		L		XL
Inch	6 3/4	6 7/8	7	7 1/8	7 1/4	7 3/8	7 1/2	7 5/8
Centimeter	55	56	57	58	59	60	61	62

Helmets

	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Helmet	64		66		68
Head (cm)	56	57	58	59	60	61

We recommend look the label of the clothes that you usually use everyday, such as trousers, jackets, t-shirts, etc ...

Another less recommendable option is take you measurements with light clothing, as indicated below:

Head: with a measure tape, take the circumference of the head at the forehead.
Collar: with a measure tape, take the circumference of the neck, leaving one or two centimeters to spare.
Shoulders, take the measure of the shoulders in the back from one extreme to another.
Chest, take a circumference of the chest with measure tape, pass the tape under the arms.
Sleeve, measure from shoulder to wrist .
Waist, measure the waist circumference at the height of the belt.
Tall pants, measure from waist to ankle, approximately.

The pattern of the clothes can vary between manufacturers, it is recommended to chose the same size that you usually wear in your daily clothes.

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The Visor caps are offered following the rules established by the Luftwaffe in time of war, which consisted of:

Eagle and oak leaves with cockade embroidered in aluminum wire for Officers and Generals.
Metal eagle, oak leaves and cockade used by Private and NCOs.

These standards many officers was ignored and used their own versions, combining metal embroidered badges, embroidered or both metal insignias.

Robert Lubstein