The Stetson Peeler is hand-woven from genuine straw. Styled with a firm finish, cattleman crown and a detailed wrap around vent to keep you cool.Available in Ivory/Black & Ivory/Natural
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Stetson American Muscle Trucker Cap features mesh backs for superior breathability, making them perfect for hot weather. The gently curved bill and six-panel design, topped with a button, give them...
Hand-crafted from premium water repellent wool felt. The Vermont is conveniently crushable, so you can take it anywhere! Interior dri-lex sweatband to keep you cool and comfortable, finished with a...
The Bozeman hat is hand-crafted in the USA from premium, water repellent wool felt. Conveniently crushable, so you can take it anywhere. Features a pinch front crown and soft finish brim. Complete ...
The Open Road is hand-crafted with 6x quality fur felt, featuring the Iconic cattleman crown and bound edge. Finished with a brown leather interior sweatband and grosgrain hat band finished with a ...
The Oregon Hat is constructed of Shantung Straw and features a distinct pinch front crown. It is finished with a silver accented leather hat band and leather sweatband interior.Available in White
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Truckers throughout the 20th-century wore caps branded with their company logo by the 70s, they had evolved into the hat we know and appreciate today. Practical, proud, and pure Americana, the truc...
The Colorado is hand crafted from 6X Fur Felt. A fixture of Western style, designed to suit any occasion. The subtle self-matching hatband is offset by an understated three-piece, hand-painted silv...
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Truckers throughout the 20th-century wore caps branded with their company’s logo — by the ‘70s, they had evolved into the hat we know and appreciate today. Practical, proud, an...
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Truckers throughout the 20th-century wore caps branded with their company’s logo — by the ‘70s, they had evolved into the hat we know and appreciate today. Practical, proud, an...
Product Information
Truckers throughout the 20th-century wore caps branded with their company’s logo — by the ‘70s, they had evolved into the hat we know and appreciate today. Practical, proud, an...
