DESCRIPTION
The French Navy Forage Cap is a traditional and practical headpiece, emblematic of the French naval forces. Crafted perfectly for use in Roblox, it features a sleek, rounded design with a flat top and reinforced brim for comfort and resilience.
This pack includes:
– Custom Caps
– Custom Cap Badges
– Scripted for use
– Caps included: Ranker Headdress, Second-Maltre to Amiral de France Cap
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