WWII U.S. Navy Admiral Dress White Peaked Cap – Summer Service Uniform – Gold Bullion Visor

This WWII U.S. Navy Admiral Dress White Peaked Cap is modeled after the ceremonial summer uniform worn by high-ranking officers of the United States Navy in the 1930s–1940s.

During World War II, senior officers serving in the Pacific and other warm-weather stations commonly wore the white dress cap as part of their Summer Service or Full Dress uniform for inspections, official portraits, command ceremonies, and formal naval occasions.

⚓ Historical Significance

The white crown symbolized naval tradition and was especially practical in tropical climates. The gold oak-leaf embroidery on the visor — often referred to as “scrambled eggs” — indicated flag officer or captain rank. The eagle with shield badge represented U.S. federal authority and naval command prestige.

✦ Product Features:

WWII-era-inspired Admiral design

High-quality white crown with structured frame

Black visor with gold bullion-style oak leaf embroidery

Traditional U.S. eagle cap device

Comfortable inner lining and sweatband

Ideal for collectors, reenactment, theater, display, or ceremonial wear

✦ Custom Orders:

We offer minor customization (size adjustments or small detailing changes) upon request without additional cost. Please contact us after placing your order.

✦ Packing & Shipping:

Secure packaging to preserve shape

International shipping available

Processing time depends on order volume
✦ Important Note:

This finely crafted historical reproduction is designed for serious collectors and ceremonial distinction. Bespoke customization and bulk production services are available upon request. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us for tailored sizing or wholesale inquiries.