Royal Thai Guards
The Royal Thai Guards of the Thai Royal Family uses a bearskin-like headgear in their ceremonial uniforms, especially in "Trooping of The Colours" held every Year in December. The colour of the headgears varies from black, pink/red and blue, depending to the units of the wearers.
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