The 6-Color Desert Boonie Hat is crafted to military specifications by a government contractor. It's an iconic piece of military wear. Known affectionately as "chocolate chip" or "cookie dough" camouflage, this pattern was standard issue in desert climates from the early 1980s, gaining prominence during Operation Desert Storm. Made in the USA from a 50/50 nylon and cotton blend, this boonie cover is both lightweight and durable, featuring a wide reinforced brim for sun and rain protection. With brass screen vents for breathability and an adjustable drawstring for a secure fit, this boonie hat, also referred to as a sun hat, jungle hat, or bucket hat, remains a favorite for its comfort, functionality, and historical significance in military apparel.