Nice post with good pix.

I have the First Spear cap, mentioned above as a summer cap.  For cool fall and spring, I have a reproduction US C.C.C. cap for use in cool weather, and a Filson Tin Cloth Wildfowl hat, a Genuine US C.C.C. cap, and a repro Wehrmacht Mountain Troops cap (Bergmutze),  The C.C.C. caps, the Filson hat, and the Wehrmacht cap all have fold-down hoods/earflaps.  The C.C.C. caps are fairly close copies of the Wehrmacht cap.  The Mountain Troops cap differs from the caps in the above picture in having fold-down hood/earflaps, being constructed of field-gray wool, and a shorter cap brim.  Repro CCC Cap  Note that the pictured CCC cap's earflap is incorrectly arranged.  Properly arranged, the wool is not visible once the cap has been donned.  M43 Bergmutze.  This is a heavy weight wool cap, and very well made.  The price is actually reasonable, given the quality of materials and workmanship.

Yes, virtually all the CCC caps are size 7, BUT there some a bit smaller, and on rare occasions, sizes larger than 7 appear.  If it fits, and if it is in the typical unused condition, the prices for them make them a bargain.  Any number of real CCC caps available on EBay and Amazon, and for cheap.  If you like this style of cap, and if it fits your head, I not hesitate in buying one.  they are well-made, durable caps, and a steal at the usual asking price.

I only bought myBergmutz because I felt guilty about wearing out my (1944-dated) antique CCC cap.  Then I discovered the Repro CCC caps mentioned above, which are useful in all but the coldest weather.  Order a slightly larger size, wear a fleece beanie inside it, and you are GTG in all but the Arctic.  In all honesty, even though it is an excellent winter cap, I might not have bought the Bergmutz had I been aware of the Repro CCC caps.

You might consider the repro CCC cap linked above.  It is, as mentioned, a lighter-weight version of the CCC cap, and worth every penny.  This thread prompted me to buy to buy a couple more.

The First Spear Forager Cap is a nice summer-weight cap, and I wear it daily.  It has an unusual feature in that the stiff visor has a split down the middle, making stowage of the doffed hat easy enough, even the back pocket of a pair of jeans.  If you remove your hat when indoors, as I do, this helps one to not lose the hat.  The cap is a good value, but it's price tag makes it something I'd hate to lose. 

I bought two, one in Coyote Brown, and another in Multicam.  The CB cap is a daily-worn item, except in the winter.  I had to launder mine after a year or so due to it's being soiled.  Used dish detergent, applied directly to soiled areas, worked-in by hand, and rinsed thoroughly.  No washing machine, nor dryer.  A couple spritzes of DWR, and it was like new again.  No signs of deterioration after two years of almost daily wear. 

First Spear mentions being able to insert eyeglass/sunglass temples (that's earpieces to most folks) into the hat; Intended for bayonet-type temples, but NG for any other sort. Good luck doing that on the fly.  I figure the slots are much more valuable as vents than sunglass insertion points.  YMMV.

Now that they have introduced additional color choices, I might buy again.